Aus Rangeland Soc

Webinar alert: Supporting a Global Gathering of Pastoralist Women We're sharing ideas and inspiration ahead of the @IYRP2026 and the International Year of Women Farmers. Join us. 🗓️ Wed 19 November 2025 ⏰ 16.00 CET Register via m.facebook.com/story.php?stor…

Crocs, sunsets, markets and laksa. That's not all there is to look forward to in Darwin. Join us in the Top End for the 2026 ARS Conference, celebrating the @IYRP2026. 📅Mark it in your calendar: 7-11 Sept 2026.

Check out the new Special Issue for The Rangeland Journal on all things carbon and environmental service markets! Available online now with free access to all articles publish.csiro.au/rj/collection/…

NOTE TO SELF You haven’t missed out yet! Abstract submission close today. Visit the website for more information- irc2025.rangelandcongress.org #ircaus #rangelandcongress #irc2025 @AusRangeSoc

Dates you will want to add to your calendar. Don’t miss a thing and pencil it in Visit the website for more information irc2025.rangelandcongress.org #irc2025 #rangelandcongress #ircaus @AusRangeSoc

Share your stories with the @AusRangeSoc Range Management Newsletter! Next issue is out in July, send your stories and insights to arsnewslettereditor@gmail.com

TICK TOCK TICK TOCK - 1 WEEK TO GO Submit your abstract by 2 July 2024 Submit now via the portal on the website- irc2025.rangelandcongress.org/abstracts/ #irc2025 #rangelandcongress #ircaus

DON’T FORGET Abstract submission closes 2 July 2024 Submit your abstract now via the portal on the website!- aomevents.eventsair.com/PresentationPo… #irc2025 #rangelandcongress #ircaus

We're delighted to launch a fresh new look for The Rangeland Journal, the journal of @AusRangeSoc. We hope you like this vibrant design! Read the journal's scope, browse the latest content and submit: publish.csiro.au/rj #TheRangelandJ

--WORKING TOGETHER FOR OUR GLOBAL RANGELANDS FUTURE-- Join us at the INTERNATIONAL RANGELAND CONGRESS June 2-6, 2025 Adelaide Convention Centre Adelaide, South Australia Registration is open now-irc2025.rangelandcongress.org #irc2025 #rangelandcongress #ircaus

#Ars23 conference in Broome done and dusted. A very social end to the proceedings.

The baton was a chiko roll wrapped in an ARS membership form.

#ARS23 conference summary. Dr Dionne Walsh passing the baton to Jaidyn Eastaughffe. Very symbolic!

Wrapping up the final sessions at #ARS23. Looking forward to the Conference summary after lunch. And the celebration dinner tonight.

Tom Mann from won the inaugural Award of Excellence in Rangeland Management. Today his grandson Marcus Pearce (year 11 student) presented to #ARS23 on his behalf. We believe he is youngest ever presenter at an ARS conference. Very fitting for the session on “Passing the Baton”.

Alejandro Carrillo presented at #ARS23 in Broome Western Australia yesterday. He is a fourth-generation rancher in the Chihuahuan desert in Mexico. Rarely his precipitation goes beyond 9 inches of rain per year. He shared his views on Australian rangelands with us.

Wrapping up the final session with a panel discussion on the use of technology in monitoring and managing land. What tools are needed in the tool box?. #ars23 #rangelands

@BAuldist All sessions are being recorded and will be available in the next few days. Watch this space!

@AusRangeSoc Any live streaming for this?

Crowd gathers for #ars23 in Broome. #rangelands

@GreatAustralia @CSIRO He got a interesting question about whether natural capital could or would be linked to property values. #ars23

Listening to Anthony O’Grady from @CSIRO on #NationalCapital, exploring the accounting standard for natural capital @AusRangeSoc #ARS23 #wrightsocial #westernaustralia