Reindeer Herding
Reindeer herding is the practice of raising and caring for domesticated reindeer, typically for purposes such as meat, milk, and transportation. This traditional livelihood is often practiced by indigenous peoples in arctic and subarctic regions, where reindeer are well-adapted to the harsh environment. Herders use various techniques to manage and move their reindeer herds, including round-ups, migrations, and corraling. Reindeer herding plays a significant role in the cultural identity and sustainability of many communities around the world.
External Links
- [ReindeerHerding.org] Home - International Centre for Reindeer Husbandry - ICR