Fisherherders
Fisherherders are communities or households that combine fishing and animal husbandry as their primary livelihoods. The term describes a mixed livelihood system in which fish products and livestock products are produced for both personal use and sale, with practices adapted to seasonal resource availability and market conditions.
Typically, fisherherding involves a cycle of fishing during open-water seasons and livestock grazing or migration during
Geographically, fisherherding is associated with inland and coastal regions of Arctic and subarctic zones in Eurasia
In contemporary contexts, fisherherders face pressures from climate change, stock depletion, land and water rights conflicts,