Ankur Desai

Or if there's a slip or a receipt, I can read that as well.

Students like Jahura, who complete the course, are then offered more training.

I learned how to buy livestock, rear livestock, how to keep livestock, how to take care of them.

That has helped me tremendously.

I now have three cows and two goats and generate my own income.

That report was by Claire Bates.

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Do you hear jingle bells in the distance?

In many countries, the festive season is creeping closer.

That means sparkling lights, cosy traditions, and for a lot of us, a mountain of stress.

So if you need a break from it all, the soothing sights and sounds of nature could help.

And if you can't get out and about for yourself, one man in Oregon in the US is bringing the wilderness online to help others explore, unwind and find inspiration.

As Riley Farrell reports.

Imagine you're scrolling on social media.

Like and subscribe.

And suddenly the chaos of your feed disappears.

You're transported to a world of rushing waterfalls.

babbling brooks, and grand evergreens.

Filmmaker Matt Swack has provided that escape for over 200,000 followers.

His viral videos of the Pacific Northwest's natural beauty have become a digital sanctuary, according to his viewers.