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With #COP17 underway in Mongolia, discover how pastoralists' knowledge can help safeguard biodiversity, soil and water. Built over generations, this living knowledge helps communities understand changing weather, ecosystems and landscapes. @‌UNESCO works with pastoralist communities to help safeguard and transmit this knowledge.

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