In this footage, captured by Robin Hammond, Indigenous Fulani people continue the ancient practice of nomadic pastoralism, where they herd livestock along migratory routes that can cover hundreds of miles across West and Central Africa. But, as threats like climate change and land disputes emerge, how are theyr eshaping their traditions for a new age? Learn more: https://on.natgeo.com/472tWEI | National Geographic

Across the globe, 200 million people lead a pastoral lifestyle, meaning that they herd livestock, produce meat, dairy and non-food products. Researchers now think that pastoralists’ sustainable way of life and knowledge of nature’s rhythms may be useful in helping improve quality of life in urban settings. Explore more ➡️ bit.ly/3AaUS4c #HorizonEU | HORIZON: the EU Research & Innovation magazine