“The Pastoralist Atlas of India” is an initiative by the Centre for Pastoralism to document, map and visualize one of India's least represented livelihood systems. Despite pastoralism being widespread across India, there has been limited cartographic representation of pastoral mobility, grazing landscapes and pastoral communities. The Atlas addresses this gap by combining field research, spatial analysis and participatory mapping to create an evidence-based resource that helps researchers, policymakers and civil society better understand, recognize and support pastoral livelihoods across India.
Click on the buttons to see the Pastoral Region and Project States or hover on the map to know more.
