Complex nature of South Australian Pastoral Lands
Publisher
XII International Rangeland Congress
Publication Year
2025
Body
South Australia (SA) is the driest state in the world’s driest inhabited continent. The “SA Outback” constitutes more than 80% of the State’s land area or approximately 741 000 km2 . About half of this is allocated to conservation areas and Aboriginal land use – the remainder consists of pastoral stations. There are 219 stations that make up the pastoral estate in South Australia.
Language
English
Resource Type
Text
Document Type
Conference Proceedings
Additional Information
This paper is part of the larger XII International Rangelands Congress Proceedings. Page Numbers: 1127-1132. Theme: Theme 4 / Poster presentations – Theme 4
ISSN
978-0-646-72121-7
Conference Name
International Rangeland Congress
Collection
International Rangelands Congress
Keywords
desert
landscape
pastoral
conservation
