The International Rangeland Congress 2025

The Australian Organising Committee of the XII International Rangeland Congress, on behalf of the Australian Rangeland Society and the International Rangeland Congress Continuing Committee, invites you to participate in the International Rangeland Congress to be held June 2-6, 2025 at the Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide, Australia.

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Applications are open for a 2025 Nuffield Scholarship

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Welcome to the Australian Rangeland Society, a dynamic community dedicated to advancing the science and art of rangeland management.

Researchers, practitioners, and enthusiasts converge here, deepening our grasp of these diverse landscapes. We’re a thriving platform for cutting-edge research, best land management practices, and innovative approaches that balance conservation and progress. Join us in shaping a sustainable future for Australia’s rangelands.

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The Australian Rangeland Society is keen to showcase the diversity of our Rangeland areas. If you have a photo you would be willing to share on our social media channels or website, please submit it using this link.

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Capture the Rich Diversity of Australian Rangelands

The Australian Rangeland Society is keen to showcase the diversity of our Rangeland areas. If you have a photo you would be willing to share on our social media channels or website, please submit it using this link.

In the latest edition of Rangelands Journal

Volume 45 Number 1 2023

Exploring the complex tapestry of Australia’s rangelands and unlocking insights that inspire informed decisions.

To learn more, get your edition from the CSIRO Publishing Website

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This issue includes articles on a variety of topics:

Fangs vs. Facts: Navigating Carnivore Management in Arid Ecosystems

Balancing Carbon and Biodiversity: Unveiling the Power of Low-Input Grazing

Fangs vs. Facts: Navigating Carnivore Management in Arid Ecosystems

Balancing Carbon and Biodiversity: Unveiling the Power of Low-Input Grazing

Fangs vs. Facts: Navigating Carnivore Management in Arid Ecosystems

Balancing Carbon and Biodiversity: Unveiling the Power of Low-Input Grazing

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