What is Agroecology?
http://www.cnr.berkeley.edu/~agroeco3/
Pastoralism Remains Important to Sahel Economy
http://gaia.info.usaid.gov/fews/fb951223/sh951223.html#fig1
PÖKOOT
(PÖKOT, SUK, PAKOT) [PKO] 264,000 in Kenya (1994 I. Larsen BTL). Baringo
and West Pokot districts, Rift Valley Province. Also in Uganda. Nilo-Saharan,
Eastern Sudanic, Nilotic, Southern, Kalenjin, Pokot. Semi-nomadic. 15% to
25% literate. Mountain slope, plains. Half pastoralists: cattle, sheep,
goats; half agriculturalists. Traditional religion, Christian. NT 1967,
in press (1996). Bible portions 1936-1991.
From the Ethnologue Database file on Kenya
