The inter-relationship between nomads and the ecosystem (regarding what it is made up of and how it is controlled) has been interpreted according to certain specific forms and content in current study and research.

Today, we try to see the mutual connection of the nomadic civilization and the ecosystem from the view of terminology of nomads and ecosystem, explanatory concepts and understanding of the meaning behind them. Under the ecosystem we understand that it is the complex of space and time that is where and when we live. From this view, we can see that in the beginning of our planet formation the ecosystem clearly existed under the mutual connection of only two factors, before the existence of human beings.

The first is non-living nature or non-biological factors. They are the physic-chemical factors such as atmosphere, climate, water, geological formations, sunlight an

Nomadic civilization and the settled civilization are the two lifestyles of mankind. Any conception which holds that one of these civilizations is well developed and that the other is underdeveloped is wrong. As a researcher, I don’t allow the view of researchers from the western ‘world’ where culture, science and technology has developed faster who say that Mongolia is a remote and exotic landlocked country with nomadic civilization. It is necessary to conduct much research in Mongolia itself if you want to study the nomadic civilization.

This science of nature developed rapidly among the nations in regions of Central, Middle and Small Asia of the Eurasian continent and northern and northeastern Africa in companion the regional conditions depending on the ecosystem structural parts and their peculiarities. Therefore, as mankind is a factor in changing the conditions of the ecosystem, they made assessments and selections for using pasture, and established them as tradition.

d its energy, the lithosphere and others. The second is the living or bio factors: soil, plants, animals and microorganisms. They have the ability for mutual effects and connections between each other. They are the result of evolution in space and time of the phenomena formed by these factors.

Variables in these regions such as fluctuations of temperature, water supply, weather conditions, yield of pasture for livestock and seasonal changes restricted the conditions for possibilities of animal husbandry in settled lifestyle’s state. Thus, it was necessary for those working with pastoral livestock to regularly move from place to place to enable complete use of the biological resources of the ecosystem.

Since the time that humans began to grow plants, domesticate animals and manufacture products designed for their needs, the human being has led a nomadic li

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