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Do you want to learn more about the natural process of recovering the land? Checkout our resources below.

Rangeland Rehydration 1: Field Guide
Rangeland Rehydration 2: Manual
Accelerating Landscape Incision & Downward Spiralling Rain Use Efficiency of Namibian Rangelands
Bush Encroachment in the Auas-oanob Conservancy, Namibia
Towards Harmony With the Land: The Drainage Basin Ecosystem Context
Ecological Sustainability for Pastoral Management
Key Principles and Steps in Catchment Repair in Arid Rangelands
Sieve Structures to Control Gully Erosion on the Borana Plateau, Ethiopia
Manta Palyakutu: Ngura Kantilya Kanyini! Land Use and Management Led by Anangu on Anangu Land Near Indulkana, Apy Lands of South Australia
Managing Outback Tracks, Hugh Pringle & Mez Clunies-Ross
Landscape Improvement, or Ongoing Degradation – Reconciling Apparent Contradictions From the Arid Rangelands of Western Australia
Are We Overlooking Critical Geomorphic Determinants of Landscape Change in Australian Rangelands?
Provenza Rangelands Final Paper (2013)
Grazing Impacts in Rangelands: Assessment of Two Contrasting Landscape Types in Arid Western Australia From Different Land Management Perspectives
Scrub Invasion of Open Grasslands: Soil Moisture Balance
Coastal Dunes of South Africa
The Maintenance of Wilderness Diversity in Africa
From Protecting Graves to Rehydrating a Well and Springs: EMU Rangeland Rehydration at Ombosapamue Community, NW Namibia (August 2025)
From Protecting Graves to Rehydrating a Well and Springs: EMU Rangeland Rehydration at Ombosapamue Community, NW Namibia (January 2026)
A Preliminary Degradation Pathology of Rangeland Declines Near Opuwo in the Kunene, Namibia: The Tragedy of Disrupting Traditional Commons Management

The Power of Raindrops
Ken Tinley, Londolozi Game Reserve
Rangelands Rehydration

Centralian Land Management Association (CLMA)
South Australian Arid Lands Natural Resources Management Board (SAALNRMB)
Northern Territory Government (NT Govt)
Alinytljara Wiluara Natural Resources Management Board (AWNRM)
Central Lands Council (CLC)
Bush Heritage Australia
Rangelands NRM, Western Australia
University of Namibia Agriculture
Western Australia DPIRD
Local Land Services NSW

From Protecting Graves to Rehydrating a Well and Springs: Emu Rangeland Rehydration at Ombosapamue Community, NW Namibia
15 Key Principles for Taking Responsibility of Our Own Future (Re-ordered)
To Whom It May Concern: Addressing Marketing Deficiencies for NCA Communities Wishing to “Sell Rather Than Smell” Their Livestock: An Appeal for Structural Livestock Marketing Assistance to Reverse Degradation and Community Stress Towards a Better Future in Kunene
A Summary Report of the Training Event at Otjerunda

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We acknowledge and pay our respect to the traditional custodians of the lands and waters of Australia, and all Aboriginal Elders, past, present and emerging. We respectfully acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land and waters of Australia, and their continuing cultural, spiritual customs and practices.

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