The Nomadic Way of Life and Its Hardships

Furthermore, climate change poses an existential threat to many nomadic communities. Rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and desertification directly impact the availability of water and pasture for their livestock, forcing them to abandon traditional routes or face devastating losses. The very landscapes that have sustained them for millennia are changing at an unprecedented pace, demanding adaptations that are increasingly difficult to achieve. This global environmental crisis disproportionately affects those who are most dependent on the natural world for their survival, pushing them to the brink.