Range and Animal Sciences and Resources Management

Edited by : Victor R. Squires,

Dry Land Management Consultant, Australia

Range and Animal Sciences and Resources Management

Victor R. Squires, University of Adelaide, Australia

People in Rangelands:Their role and Influence on Rangeland Utilization and Sustainable Development

Victor R. Squires, University of Adelaide, Australia

Rangeland grazing in North American Commercial Ranching

LL. Huntsinger, University of California, Berkeley USA
P.F. Starrs, University of Nevada, Reno, USA

Grazing Management and Ecology:Traditional Grazing Systems

Daniel Miller, USAID, USA

Range Livestock Production Systems in the Near East

Mahgoub G. Zaroug, Natural Resources Consultant, Egypt
Mohamed M. Mirreh, FAO Regional Range Management and Fodder Production Officer for the Near East, Egypt

Rangeland Plants(Grasses,forbs,shrubs and trees):Role and Function

Gail Berg, Mountain Research Consulting, Canada

Rangeland Communities: Structure, Function and Classification

Kurt Reinhart, United States Department of Agriculture-ARS,Fort Keogh Livestock and Range Research Laboratory, USA

Rangelands as a sink for carbon

Victor R. Squires, University of Adelaide, Australia
Edward P. Glenn, Environmental Research Laboratory, University of Arizona, USA
Ruijun Long, Lanzhou University, China

Rangeland Improvements

Henri Noel Le Houerou, International Consultant:Ecology,Management & Development of Arid Lands, France

Range Ecophysiology

Jenesio I. Kinyamario, University of Nairobi, School of Biological Sciences, Nairobi, Kenya
Victor R. Squires, University of Adelaide, Australia

Habitat and Riparian Management in Rangeland Ecosystems

Haikai Tane, Professor Sustainable Development, Watershed Systems Field Research Station, Aotearoa NZ, New Zealand

Environmental Soil Management

Jeff Herrick, United States Department of Agriculture-ARS,Jornada Exp Range, USA

Behavior -The keystone in Optimizing Free-ranging ungulate Production

Dean M. Anderson, Joranda Experimental Range,US Department of Agriculture-ARS, USA
Rick E. Estell, Jornada Experimental Range,US Department of Agriculture-ARS, USA

Beef Cattle Nutrition in Commercial Ranching Systems

Greg Lardy, Department Head, and Co-Director, Beef Systems Center of Excellence, North Dakota State University, Fargo, North Dakota, USA
Joel Caton, Ruminant Nutrition, Co-Director, Center for Nutrition and Pregnancy, North Dakota State University, Fargo, North Dakota, USA

Nutrition of Small Ruminants on Rangelands

Victor R. Squires, University of Adelaide, Australia

Nutrient Metabolism of Non Ruminants in Rangeland Systems

Tanja Hess, Colorado State University, USA

Science and the Community: Role of the Ecological Approach in Sustainable Rangeland Management

Hugh Milner, International Water Management Consultant, Australia

Catchment Management: A framework for managing rangelands

Hugh Milner, International Water Management Consultant, Australia

Fire Effects and Management in African Grasslands and Savannas

Winston S.W. Trollope and Lynne A. Trollope, Working On Fire International Nelspruit, South Africa

Fire in Rangelands and its Role in Management

E.J.B. van Etten, Centre for Ecosystem Management, School of Natural Sciences, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia

Invasive Rangeland Plants

Jane Mangold, Montana State University, USA
Tom Monaco and Roger Sheley, Forage and Range Research Laboratory (USDA-ARS) in Logan, Utah, USA
Ron Sosebee, Department of Natural Resources Management Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas, USA
Tony Svejcar, USDA-Agricultural Research Service unit in Burns, Oregon, USA

Mixed Domesitic And Wild Ungulate Systems In South Africa

Mike T. Mentis, South Africa

From Inventory to Monitoring in Semi-Arid and Arid Rangelands

Gustave Gintzburger, Australia
Slim Saidi, France

Dryland Analysis and Monitoring

Robert A. Washington-Allen, Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas USA
Sujith Ravi, B2 Earthscience & University of Arizona Biosphere 2, University of Arizona, Tuscon, Arizona USA

Ranch Economics

Paul Box, Australia

Economically Efficient Rangeland Management to Sustain Ecosystem Function and Livelihoods

W. R. Teague, Texas AgriLife Research and Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, Texas A&M University System, USA
U.P. Kreuter, Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, USA
W. E. Fox, Texas AgriLife Research and Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, Texas A&M University System, USA

Integrated Range Management Systems

Tidiane Ngaido, Environment, Production and Technology Division, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Washington D.C., USA

New Thinking in Range Ecology

G.A. Heshmati, Gorgan Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences University, Iran
Victor Squires, University of Adelaide, Australia

Turfgrass Science And Management

Ma Huiling, Li Yuzhu and V.R .Squires, Gansu Agricultural University, Lanzhou, China