The Concerned Fulani People of Nigeria (CFPN) has urged Fulani pastoralists in the South-West region to enhance cooperation with security agencies and host communities to strengthen peace and combat criminal activities.

The Nigerian government is encouraging pastoralists to embrace modern livestock farming and ranching practices to improve breeds, pasture, and resolve ongoing farmer-herder conflicts.

Erratic weather patterns linked to climate change have made traditional grazing unreliable.

A proposed grazing law aims to resolve conflicts over pasture, questioning whether pastoralists should have the freedom to graze livestock outside their county, similar to how traders operate.

An exhibition at the Zapurzha Museum of Art and Culture in Pune, India, serves as a timely reminder about the forgotten pastoralist communities.

Pastoral communities are calling for increased government funding for the livestock sector, citing mounting climate shocks and inadequate allocations.

A panel of India's wildlife board has commissioned a study to investigate the reliance of pastoralist communities on forest resources within the country's national parks and wildlife sanctuaries.