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PastureScapes travels to Nepal 🇳🇵 – a documentary on pastoral migration in the Himalayas 🌿 The PastureScapes series is back! On Thursday, 28 May, 18:30–20:30, we will be screening "Ashoj 5 ko Katha" at the Kleine Aula, Nordcampus in Witzenhausen. The documentary follows a herding community in Nepal 🇳🇵 during their six-month stay on Himalayan pastures and accompanies them on their traditional return home in autumn, beginning on the date of Asoj 5. It offers a close look at how climate, geography, and established routines shape the everyday life of these pastoralists. The film is a vivid example of a livelihood built around seasonal mobility and cultural continuity 🎬. After the screening, we welcome you to join the organising team for an interactive discussion over juice and cookies. Please bring your own cup ☕. Online participation is also possible: scan the QR code on the flyer to join the meeting. As always: all of you are welcome, i.e. students, staff, and guests from outside the university alike! The #PastureScapes series is supported by the German Institute for Tropical and Subtropical Agriculture (DITSL), #CELEP, and Vétérinaires Sans Frontières - Dierenartsen Zonder Grenzen Belgium 🤝. 📅 Thursday, 28 May | 18:30–20:30 📍 Kleine Aula, Nordcampus, Witzenhausen #Pastoralism #Rangelands #IYRP2026 #SeasonalMigration #LivestockSystems #Nepal #Himalayas #Ashoj5 #UniversityOfKassel