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Steps and methods

Landscape monitoring, GPS mapping of pastoral routes, ethnography, interdisciplinary analysis and knowledge sharing.

  1. Step 1 · Monitoring

    Following how the landscape changes

    Transformation of landscape and land use on a local and regional scale.

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  2. Step 2 · Mapping

    Mapping the grazing routes

    6 case studies: mapping pastoral routes (GPS), recording usage density and seasonality.

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  3. Step 3 · Ethnography

    Walks, interviews and workshops

    Identifying transformations in the production system and farmers' knowledge.

    Recording perceptions of climate change, biodiversity, nature conservation, and future perspectives.

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  4. Step 4 · Analysis

    Bringing the results together across disciplines

    Determining biophysical, ecological, and sociocultural implications of farmers' adaptations.

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  5. Step 5 · Knowledge

    Sharing through participatory meetings and publications

    Providing tools to ensure the continuity of pastoralism.

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