Berber family moves livestock across Morocco High Atlas Mountains
Aït Atta Berber families in southeast Morocco move their herds between summer and winter pastures during a seasonal migration known as transhumance.
Ancient journey through rugged terrain
The Aït Atta tribe travels up to 180 miles twice each year. This movement takes place between the High Atlas Mountains and Jebel Saghro in the southeast region. The herd includes goats whose dark coats blend with the volcanic landscape.
Family trek supported by operators
Telhou Belâawane leads the group while traveling with her husband Hmad and daughter Saâdia. A support team from Black Tomato joined the family ten days into their September trek. The group is part of a new collection called The Keepers.
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