I guess the economic vested interests that have to be dealt with. From what I understand if there's a large amount of sheel and goat agriculture that eat so muc

I guess the economic vested interests that have to be dealt with. From what I understand if there's a large amount of sheel and goat agriculture that eat so much vegetation there's little chance to survive, and if that is how people earn their living they'd need to be won over, or have some other way of making a living. I'm a Data Engineer in a different continent so armchair farming is no doubt insulting. But these things don't seem to be common knowledge, so much comes from studying how rain falls on the land, how to slow it down so it can penetrate into the soil, and raising the groundwater level which can take years.