Selected Bibliography on Southern Range Management

The purpose of this bibliography is to list important publications relating directly to southern ranges, the domestic livestock and wildlife produced thereon, and the management of these lands, livestock, and wildlife. Range is defined as natural grassland, savannah, or forest that supports native grasses, forbs, or shrubs suitable as forage for livestock and game. Land under cultivation or in improved pasture is excluded. The southern region is considered to include all of the States from Virginia to Arkansas and Louisiana, the southern portions of Kentucky and Missouri, and the eastern portions of Texas and Oklahoma. The compilers have attempted to list the publications most helpful to range workers and students. General content: Range Plants --- Range Management --- Range Livestock --- Range Influences --- Range Resources and Economics --- Wildlife Management --- Range Research --- Range Education --- Index of Authors.