Episode 17 - Reclaiming the Range: Unpacking the Role of Pastoralism in Driving Biodiversity Gains
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Episode 17 - Reclaiming the Range: Unpacking the Role of Pastoralism in Driving Biodiversity Gains
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Rangelands cover 54% of our earth’s terrestrial surface and sustain around 500 million pastoralists world-wide, yet they receive a fraction of the attention they deserve and require.
In this episode of The Nature Pledge podcast, we dive headfirst into the misunderstandings and controversies surrounding rangelands and the pastoralists that call these vital landscapes their home. Natasha Kirit Maru, Global Lead for Rangelands and Pastoralists at the International Land Coalition, challenges us to better understand topics like overgrazing and the sometimes-contentious relationship with conservation and climate mitigation efforts.
With up to 50% of global rangelands degraded, Natasha also highlights progress made, and the urgency of the upcoming UNCCD COP 17 in Mongolia. The year 2026, is also designated the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists.
Tune in to discover why protecting rangelands is a crucial factor in preventing biodiversity loss and driving sustainable development.