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Pastoral Livelihoods in Danger

Pastoral Livelihoods in Danger: Cattle Disease, Drought, and Wildlife Conservation in Mursiland, South-Western Ethiopia, by David Turton. Oxfam Research Paper 12, Oxfam (UK and Ireland), 1995.

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How to Make a Speech
The Social Organisation of the Mursi
The downstream impact
The speech in English
USAID Northern Kenya trip report
USAID Ethiopia trip report
AFDB report on Lake Turkana
Oxford report on Lake Turkana Vol I
Oxford report on Lake Turkana Vol II
A Community-based Map of Mursiland
The Mursi and their neighbours (b)
Decision of UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee at its 35th session (June 2011) on the Lake Turkana National Parks World Heritage Site (Kenya).
Ethiopian response to World Heritage Committee Decision
Kenyan Response to World Heritage Committee Decision
World Heritage Monitoring Mission Report
Runebi Rongadi's Song English translation
Ignoring abuse in Ethiopia: DFID and USAID in the Lower Omo Valley
Letter from Survival International to Sir Malcom Bruce
Villagization must be voluntary
Who are the Mursi?
Who are the Mursi?
DAG letter to GoE, 18 March 2014
GoE reply to Dag letter of 18 March 2014
Do our bodies know their ways?
The River: Peoples and Histories of the Omo-Turkana Area
Plantation Development in the Turkana Basin: The Making of a New Desert?
Pastoral Livelihoods in Danger