New Special Issue of Nomadic Magazine Released

🇬🇧A special issue of Nomadic magazine themed “Rangelands and Nomads” has been published in connection with the[…]

“Taij Khairkhan Declaration on the Future of Pastoralism” Presented at COP17 meeting

EK The international academic conference titled “The Future of Mobile Pastoralism: Cultural Rights, Knowledge Systems, and Climate[…]

Joint Mongolian-Italian Exhibition Opens in Ulaanbaatar

The joint exhibition titled ” The world of Mongolian and Italian pastoralism: Surviving Climate Change and Modernity”[…]

UNESCO Deputy Director-General Åsa Regnér Visits Mongolia

A delegation led by UNESCO Deputy Director-General Åsa Regnér is currently paying an official visit to Mongolia.[…]

Summer school 2026

The 2026 Summer School, jointly organized by the International Institute for the Study of Nomadic Civilizations (IISNC),[…]

The World of Mongolian and Italian Pastoralism: Surviving Climate Change and Modernity

From ancient migration routes and rock engravings to the climate pressures reshaping pastoral life today, this exhibition[…]

The “Taij Khairkhan Declaration on Nomadic Futures” Presented to the State Secretary of the Ministry of Culture, Sports, Tourism and Youth

The international conference “Nomadic Futures: Cultural Rights, Knowledge Systems, Climate Resilience” was held in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, from[…]

“Nomadic Futures: Cultural Rights, Knowledge Systems and Climate Resilience” International Conference Held in Ulaanbaatar

Within the framework of the United Nations International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP 2026) and the[…]

THE WORLD OF MONGOLIAN AND ITALIAN PASTORALISM: Surviving Climate Change and Modernity

THE WORLD OF MONGOLIAN AND ITALIAN PASTORALISM: Surviving Climate Change and Modernity Born from the friendship and[…]

“Nomadic Futures: Cultural Rights, Knowledge Systems, Climate Resilience”

19-21 August 2026 Ulaanbaatar, MongoliaOnly 5 days to go until the international conference bringing together scholars, researchers,[…]

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