In parts of Italy, shepherds use donkeys to carry newborn lambs down steep mountain paths . The lambs ride in specially designed saddles with pouch-like pockets, while the rest of the flock travels on foot during seasonal journeys.
This tradition is part of Transhumance, the movement of livestock between pastures . Recognized by UNESCO in 2019, it remains an important cultural practice connecting people, animals, and nature.
This tradition is part of Transhumance, the movement of livestock between pastures . Recognized by UNESCO in 2019, it remains an important cultural practice connecting people, animals, and nature.
In parts of Italy, shepherds use donkeys to carry newborn lambs down steep mountain paths . The lambs ride in specially designed saddles with pouch-like pockets, while the rest of the flock travels on foot during seasonal journeys.
This tradition is part of Transhumance, the movement of livestock between pastures . Recognized by UNESCO in 2019, it remains an important cultural practice connecting people, animals, and nature.
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