The SA Drought Hub team attended the XII International Rangeland Congress was held in Adelaide from June 2-6, 2025.
The event brought together over 750 delegates from more than 45 countries, including a diverse range of global experts, academics, pastoralists, indigenous representatives, and other stakeholders to address the evolving challenges and opportunities in global rangeland management. Key themes included the integration of Indigenous knowledge into rangeland management, panel discussions with Mongolian herders and Hungarian shepherds, and exploring multi-functional land use to diversify incomes while promoting sustainable development.
The national Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hubs, including the SA Drought Hub, were proud to be involved in the congress through our collaborative booth, delivering workshops, running tours, poster presentations, chairing panels and presenting on a wide range of topics on drought resilience and climate adaptation in rangeland systems.
To access the papers click here: Congress website
View the National Drought Hubs Rangelands Fact sheet here
Image: Representatives from the Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovations Hubs across Australia
