Imagine: hundreds of kilometres on foot. That's exactly how far Dagestani shepherds travel twice a year with their livestock — down to the plains in autumn, up to the alpine meadows in spring. This seasonal migration is called transhumance. It's more than just a tradition — it's a lifeline for the land: it prevents overgrazing, desertification, and soil degradation. In fact, shepherds are the unsung guardians of the ecosystem. This is exactly what the new film by Ruslan Gusarov, Mikhail Burov