What challenges do the nomadic people face on the Tibetan plateau?

Nomadic people on the Tibetan plateau face several challenges, including climate change, which disrupts traditional grazing patterns and threatens livestock health. Additionally, government policies aimed at sedentarization and land use restrictions can limit their mobility and access to grazing lands. Economic pressures and modernization also pose risks to their cultural practices and livelihoods. Lastly, environmental degradation, such as overgrazing and soil erosion, further complicates their ability to sustain their way of life.