What happens when the weather is your most significant adversary?
For most of the year, millions of Ethiopian pastoralists—nomadic people who move with their livestock in search of good pasture or water—worry about the skies.
Often, they face extreme droughts that can last many months and kill their animals or force them to sell off their sheep, camels and cows—their primary means of long-term survival.
Increasingly, in recent decades, the rainy seasons that should offer respite from the dry, dusty days are far less predictable.