Amid worsening droughts and floods, Somali herders are embracing zero-grazing, keeping camels in pens instead of roaming freely. The system ensures cleaner milk, better animal care, and stable income despite harsh conditions. In a country hardest hit by climate change, these innovative farmers are proving that adaptation is the key to survival.
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