reindeer herders
Arctic livestock keepers
Reindeer herders are people who raise and manage reindeer, typically as a traditional livelihood in Arctic and subarctic regions.
The practice is central to indigenous cultures like the Sami of Scandinavia and various Siberian peoples, involving seasonal migration with herds across tundra landscapes: The reindeer herders moved their animals to summer pastures.
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- polar nightExtended winter darkness beyond Arctic
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- SiberiaRussia's eastern expanse
- grazing landsAreas for animal feeding
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- pastoral lifeshepherds, shepherding, herdsmen, grazing, pastoralists
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- Herding Peoplespastoralists, nomads, herdsmen, shepherds, goatherds
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Land-cultivating occupation holders
plantation workers · factory workers · homesteaders · tenant farmers · office workers
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People living in metropolises
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