| Brussels has had to give a riling so as to forbid transhumance an that 114 km2 island. |
| Rangelands are resilient to seasonal changes under traditional mobile grazing practices, commonly called transhumance. |
| Its most recent initiative was a festival celebrating transhumance, the ancient custom of moving animals between winter and summer pastures. |
| To prevent recidivism the volunteer teachers trekked up and down with their pupils during their annual transhumance. |
| The footpath follows the east shore of the loch to where easy slopes lead to the Lairig Torran, an ancient transhumance route from Dalmally. |
| In Botswana cattle and game fencing pose serious constraints to transhumance forms of range management. |
