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by PASTRES
Posted on August 13, 2021October 29, 2021

Who pays the price of cheap milk?

by PASTRES
Posted on June 1, 2021

Camel milk is going global. How can it grow while benefiting pastoralists, animals and the environment?

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The second blog post in our series on the exhibition Seeing Pastoralism, focuses on research carried out on the Tibetan plateau. Palden’s research has focused on the areas of Golok and Kokonor.

Our latest blog is the first in a series highlighting the photo exhibition, Seeing Pastoralism, which explores how pastoralists understand and respond to uncertainty. In this post, we focus on Borana in southern Ethiopia.

'If it wasn’t for women, we wouldn’t be able to do anything, women are everything. When I was in Tunis I had a lot of livestock here and I relied on my wife'

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