Este desastre es común en el mundo rural, de muchos lugares. Este es el sistema en el que vivimos. La pérdida y el rescate no van al mismo ritmo. Sólo algunos estamos en ello. Muchos besos a los pastores de la lana del mundo entero y especialmente a los de Mongolia, por este video.
Interesting, that they see clearly that having too many goats is destroying their environment, but they continue doing it anyway because they want to get as much money as possible. On the other hand how many goats do you need to satisfy all your basic living needs (clothing, meat, shelter)? And the land will feed them for free if you don't overuse it. It's better to return to your roots and have a simple life in the harmony with the nature for thousands of years then destroying the environment in a matter of decades for money.
honestly as smb who has enough money to sit and watch a documenatry on the net, i think we dont deserve to critisize them for surviving on the only opportunity they have. modern life is still infinitely more polluting with its fast fashion, consumerism etcetera
yes, the manufacturer Ezio Foradori has a Shepard Project where they are trying to fund and protect shepards, encouraging shepards to focus on quality - not quantity. I would check out the about us on the website, but at the moment it is all in German. There are also NGO's in mongolia such as AVSF (french) who are working on this.
Thank you for sharing a story about cashmere you are truly awesome and wonderful ^^
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Este desastre es común en el mundo rural, de muchos lugares. Este es el sistema en el que vivimos. La pérdida y el rescate no van al mismo ritmo. Sólo algunos estamos en ello. Muchos besos a los pastores de la lana del mundo entero y especialmente a los de Mongolia, por este video.
I was so shocked when I realized that was the state of 2015, I wonder If they still live there.
Its so depressing to learn about the state of these people.
Manejo holistico es lo que falta.
Interesting, that they see clearly that having too many goats is destroying their environment, but they continue doing it anyway because they want to get as much money as possible.
On the other hand how many goats do you need to satisfy all your basic living needs (clothing, meat, shelter)? And the land will feed them for free if you don't overuse it. It's better to return to your roots and have a simple life in the harmony with the nature for thousands of years then destroying the environment in a matter of decades for money.
honestly as smb who has enough money to sit and watch a documenatry on the net, i think we dont deserve to critisize them for surviving on the only opportunity they have. modern life is still infinitely more polluting with its fast fashion, consumerism etcetera
@@MB-tj7xh Money are not for surviving - it's for acquiring something extra, what your environment doesn't provide naturally.
Look up about how to do permaculture to help the land keep its water. Look up Geoff Lawton from Australia. This will help, I promise.
Is there such a thing as fairtrade cashmere where the mongolian herders get a fair price that allows them to feed their family?
yes, the manufacturer Ezio Foradori has a Shepard Project where they are trying to fund and protect shepards, encouraging shepards to focus on quality - not quantity. I would check out the about us on the website, but at the moment it is all in German. There are also NGO's in mongolia such as AVSF (french) who are working on this.
Strange.... no on is doing anything about this problem...
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cashmere wolle gibts hier fairalpaka.de/
Let's mix a goat and a bison. Or maybe breed Woodley mammoths these guys have the goat game on lock right now #make America great again!