Paimentolaiselämä
Paimentolaiselämä, often translated as nomadic pastoralism, refers to a lifestyle characterized by the seasonal movement of livestock and people. This practice is deeply intertwined with the utilization of grazing lands, where communities move their herds of animals, such as sheep, goats, cattle, or camels, to find fresh pastures and water sources. The pattern of movement is typically dictated by environmental factors, including weather, rainfall, and the availability of vegetation.
Historically, paimentolaiselämä has been a widespread form of subsistence across various regions of the world, including
The decline of traditional nomadic pastoralism has been influenced by several factors, including the rise of