Vol. 20 No. 2 (2003): Proceedings of the VII International Rangeland Congress; 26 July - 1 August 2003, Durban, South Africa | African Journal of Range and Forage Science

Session A1

Rangelands as dynamic systems - Structural and functional diversity in rangelands: integrating different scales in rangeland functioning

Willy Stock

69-79

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Session A2

Rangelands as dynamic systems — Biodiversity conservation in rangelands: why and how

Sue Milton, Phoebe Barnard

80-88

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Session A3

Rangelands as dynamic systems — Vegetation change in rangelands

Laura Huenneke, David Ward

89-100

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Session A4

Rangelands as dynamic systems Desertification: patterns and processes in Africa

M Timm Hoffman, Michael Darkoh

101-106

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Session A5

Rangelands as dynamic systems Role of wildlife in rangelands

Rob Slotow, Herbert Prins

107-112

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Session A6

Rangelands as dynamic systems — Fragmentation of rangelands: ecological and economic implications. A tribute to Jim Ellis

TN Thompson Hobbs, Kathleen Galvin

113-116

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Session B1

Management for sustainable use — Rangeland auditing and monitoring

Harry Biggs, Jeff Herrick

117-130

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Session B2

Management for sustainable use — Managing grazing pressure for sustainable rangelands

Larry Bryant, Richard Teague

131-146

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Session B3

Management for sustainable use Rangeland and water resources

Carolyn G Palmer, Jane Doolan

147-152

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Session B4

Management for sustainable use — Global climate change and rangelands

Bob Scholes, Mark Howden

153-156

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Session B5

Management for sustainable use — Rehabilitating rangelands

David Tongway

157-174

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Session B6

Management for sustainable use — Forage production for rangelands

Tom Nolan, Safietou Toure-Fall

175-193

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Session B7

Management for sustainable use — Conservation farming: evaluating the overall benefits of landuse options for people and the environment

John Donaldson

194-196

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Session C1

Tenure, livelihoods and sustainable development — Common property issues

Christo Fabricius, Tim Lynam

197-201

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Session C2

Tenure, livelihoods and sustainable development — Rangelands as systems

Sheona Shackleton, Bruce Campbell

222-209

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Session C3

Tenure, livelihoods and sustainable development — Multiple stakeholder

Thembela Kepe, Robin Mearns

210-214

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Session C4

Enabling frameworks — Moving beyond technology transfer: indigenous

Will Critchley, Monique Salomon

215-221

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Session C5

Enabling frameworks — Balancing ecology and economics

Rich Davies, Urs Kreuter

222-226

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Session C6

Enabling frameworks — Policy development for rangeland

Joel Brown, Dave Grossman

227-230

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African Journal of Range and Forage Science
Journal / African Journal of Range and Forage Science / Vol. 20 No. 2 (2003): Proceedings of the VII International Rangeland Congress; 26 July - 1 August 2003, Durban, South Africa / Articles

Articles

Session A1

Rangelands as dynamic systems - Structural and functional diversity in rangelands: integrating different scales in rangeland functioning

Session A2

Rangelands as dynamic systems — Biodiversity conservation in rangelands: why and how

Session A3

Rangelands as dynamic systems — Vegetation change in rangelands

Session A4

Rangelands as dynamic systems Desertification: patterns and processes in Africa

Session A5

Rangelands as dynamic systems Role of wildlife in rangelands

Session A6

Rangelands as dynamic systems — Fragmentation of rangelands: ecological and economic implications. A tribute to Jim Ellis

Session B1

Management for sustainable use — Rangeland auditing and monitoring

Session B2

Management for sustainable use — Managing grazing pressure for sustainable rangelands

Session B3

Management for sustainable use Rangeland and water resources

Session B4

Management for sustainable use — Global climate change and rangelands

Session B5

Management for sustainable use — Rehabilitating rangelands

Session B6

Management for sustainable use — Forage production for rangelands

Session B7

Management for sustainable use — Conservation farming: evaluating the overall benefits of landuse options for people and the environment

Session C1

Tenure, livelihoods and sustainable development — Common property issues

Session C2

Tenure, livelihoods and sustainable development — Rangelands as systems

Session C3

Tenure, livelihoods and sustainable development — Multiple stakeholder

Session C4

Enabling frameworks — Moving beyond technology transfer: indigenous

Session C5

Enabling frameworks — Balancing ecology and economics

Session C6

Enabling frameworks — Policy development for rangeland

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