The Indigenous tradition sustaining Nepal’s alpine pastures amid climate change

Mongabay
Sep 30, 2025, 9:42 am95 pts
As the monsoon clouds recede in Nepal in late September, herders Karma Gurung and Dhana Raj Ghale, who have spent three summer months at an elevation of 4,044 meters (13,270 feet) above sea level, are returning to lower lands with their cattle herds. In Nepal’s rugged Himalayan mountains, life follows the…

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