Keynote address: Heterogeneity as the basis for rangeland

Sam Fuhlendorf, Oklahoma State University

Keynote address: Biodiversity for society – a reflection on the diversity of direct local impacts of the Kruger National Park

Louise Swemmer, SANParks - Kruger National Park

Patterns of grass productivity in communal rangelands and protected areas in semiarid Mopaneveld, and implications for rehabilitation

Tony Swemmer

The impact of livestock grazing on inselberg vegetation along a grazing gradient in three biomes in South Africa

Laetitia Piers

What are the long-term effects of high density, short duration stocking on the soils and vegetation of mesic grassland in South Africa?

Kevin Kirkman

Effect of bush control on species composition, tiller and leaf production of grasses

Mthunzi Mndela

The importance of ecosystem state factors to the hydrologic responses of woodlands to land management activities

Jason West

Keynote address: Social and legal barriers and opportunities for using prescribed fire on private land in the Southern Great Plains, USA

Urs Kreuter

Keynote address: Managing African rangelands using heterogeneity characteristics

Rina Grant

Consolidation of the wildlife estate: management challenges at differing spatial scales with special reference to drought

Mike Peel

Holistic Planned Grazing™ fails to beef up farm production: an ox’s-eye view

Zander Venter