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What problem could Maasai pastoralists face after losing grazing land?

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Correct answer: Herds not getting enough fodder

Maasai pastoralists depended on livestock and seasonal grazing grounds for their livelihood. When grazing land was reduced, herds could not get enough grass and fodder, causing animals to weaken and herd sizes to decline. Greater water availability is not a consequence of losing grazing land. Exam tip: link loss of pasture directly with shortage of fodder and pressure on pastoral livelihoods.

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Maasai PastoralistsGrazing LandPastoralism In AfricaFodder ShortageLivestock LivelihoodsColonial Land LossPastoralists In The Modern WorldHistory

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