WAMIP IYRP webinar recording is now live!Earlier this month, WAMIP hosted a webinar on the International Year of Rangelands & Pastoralists (IYRP) 2026, ensuring indigenous pastoralist voices are at the center of global discussions on sustainable rangeland governance. Watch the recording now on our new YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/@WAMIP.global Subscribe to stay updated on visual stories from indigenous pastoralists worldwide.šŸŖšŸ¦™ Already live: Two features from Rajasthan, India and Puno, Peru, highlighting the realities of pastoralist communities in different regions.Here are our key takeaways from the webinar: Pastoralists = Right-holders, Not Just Stakeholders• Pastoralist civil society must be directly involved in co-managing IYRP 2026.• Urge nation-states, with support from FAO, to launch a dedicated trust fund to channel resources for real and impactful action. Secure Land & Resource Rights• Stop land grabs and destructive infrastructure projects.• Governments must uphold Indigenous land tenure, mobility rights, and water access. Connectivity & Mobility Matter• Protect migration routes, animal trails, and seasonal pastures for sustainable rangeland management. Food Sovereignty & Trade Justice• Shift away from profit-driven global trade, prioritise small-scale producers and fair markets. Empower Women in Governance• Dismantle barriers to land ownership and decision-making for women pastoralists. Engage Youth & Invest in Education• Protect pastoralist livelihoods, provide education access, and integrate modern technology. Recognise ALL Rangelands• Policies must recognise that rangelands include not just grasslands, but also forests, tundra, mountains, and post-harvest croplands. Global Solidarity & Action• Unite with small-scale farmers and fisher movements to demand systemic change in governance, climate adaptation, and social protections.Thank you for being part of this movement. We look forward to continuing this journey together.#IYRP2026 #Pastoralists #LandRights #FoodSovereignty #Rangelands #IndigenousVoices #ClimateJustice #WAMIP #SustainableFutures