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The Rangeland Journal Volume 22 Number 2 2000

Changes in ant species composition and community organisation along grazing gradients in semi-arid rangelands of the Northern Territory.

B Hoffmann

pp. 171-189

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Vegetation change and soil quality in central Otago tussock grasslands, New Zealand.

R Gibson, A Hewitt, G Sparling and O Bosch

pp. 190-204

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Valuing the preservation of rangelands: Tree clearing in the desert uplands region of Queensland.

J Rolfe, R Blamey and J Bennett

pp. 205-219

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Grass response to shrub removal in two semi-arid vegetation communities.

M Page, RJS Beeton and JJ Mott

pp. 220-234

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Can social interactions affect food searching efficiency of cattle?

T Ksiksi and EA Laca

pp. 235-242

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The effects of management regime and host species on Sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) recruitment near Paynes Find Western Australia.

JE Brand

pp. 243-255

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Wildlife in dry lake and associated habitats in western New South Wales.

SV Briggs, JA Seddon and SA Thornton

pp. 256-271

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Current Issue

Volume 33 (4)

Major Announcement

New Editor-in-Chief
The Australian Rangeland Society has appointed Professor John Milne as the new editor-in-chief of The Rangeland Journal.
John Milne, replaces ‘Wal’ Whalley, who has stepped down after a 12-year career in the role.

New Submission & Review System

This journal is now using ScholarOne Manuscripts as its submission and peer review system. See our Notice to Contributors for more information about this transition.

Conferences

17th ARS Biennial Conference, Kununurra, Australia, 23-27 Sep 2012

ISHN/ISRP Conference, Ecology & Physiology of Herbivores, Canberra, Australia, 8-12 Sep 2014

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