Southern Rangelands
Pastoral Alliance
Leading and Supporting Sustainable
Pastoral Production & Diversification
Pastoral Production & Diversification
Representing pastoralists in the Southern Rangelands region of Western Australia.
SRPA Aims
The Southern Rangelands Pastoral Alliance was formed to provide leadership and support for sustainable pastoral production and diversification in the Southern Rangelands.
SRPA Vision
Connected, Producer-Driven, Healthy Landscapes, Better Business
SRPA Mission
To inspire and drive positive change by sharing knowledge and supporting innovative research for our industry.
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SRPA Strategic Plan
The SRPA Strategic Plan sets the organisation's direction and is the foundation of the work we undertake.
The Strategic Plan outlines our vision, mission, purpose and objectives.
SRPA reviews this plan regularly to ensure that it remains relevant and to guide how we allocate our resources and activities to deliver on our objectives for the benefit of our members.
Download our Strategic PlanThe Strategic Plan outlines our vision, mission, purpose and objectives.
SRPA reviews this plan regularly to ensure that it remains relevant and to guide how we allocate our resources and activities to deliver on our objectives for the benefit of our members.
SRPA Projects
SRPA seeks funding to deliver a range of projects. These may be for an event or activity at a specific site, or for a project that is delivered across all or part of the Southern Rangelands.
Currently we have 3 projects under way. For more information on any of these please contact us through the Contact page.
Currently we have 3 projects under way. For more information on any of these please contact us through the Contact page.
International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026
The United Nations have declared 2026 to be the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists.
IYRP and SRPA
The International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP) provides a global platform to promote the value and sustainability of rangelands—an objective that closely aligns with the vision and mission of the Southern Rangelands Pastoral Alliance (SRPA).
As a key collaborator, SRPA is building on the IYRP momentum to unite pastoral communities, researchers, and policymakers, both at state and national levels, to raise awareness and champion best-practice land management.
SRPA’s current strategic plan focuses on leadership in sustainable pastoral production, knowledge sharing, and research-driven innovation.
Through participation in IYRP activities—including presentations, communication campaigns, and international network-building—SRPA is actively delivering on strategic goals to improve policy recognition, promote investment in rangeland management, and foster healthy landscapes and viable pastoral businesses.
To view the SRPA / IYRP video, please click here
Learn more about IYRP here: https://iyrp.info
As a key collaborator, SRPA is building on the IYRP momentum to unite pastoral communities, researchers, and policymakers, both at state and national levels, to raise awareness and champion best-practice land management.
SRPA’s current strategic plan focuses on leadership in sustainable pastoral production, knowledge sharing, and research-driven innovation.
Through participation in IYRP activities—including presentations, communication campaigns, and international network-building—SRPA is actively delivering on strategic goals to improve policy recognition, promote investment in rangeland management, and foster healthy landscapes and viable pastoral businesses.
To view the SRPA / IYRP video, please click here
Learn more about IYRP here: https://iyrp.info
IYRP Australiasian Launch
The Australiasian launch of the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP) is in Western Australia on October 3rd at the Royal Agricultural Society Show in Perth is an important milestone, as it brings global attention to the value and sustainability of rangelands at one of the state’s most iconic agricultural events.
This high-profile launch provides a unique opportunity to engage a wide audience—including pastoralists, policymakers, industry partners, and the public—in vital conversations about land management, resilience, and rural livelihoods.
This high-profile launch provides a unique opportunity to engage a wide audience—including pastoralists, policymakers, industry partners, and the public—in vital conversations about land management, resilience, and rural livelihoods.
UNCCD
The IYRP has also exposed SRPA to a broader range of international organisations and collaborations, which has increased opportunities for advocacy and partnerships.
Most notably, SRPA has recently become an affiliate member of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) further strengthening its influence and strategic reach in sustainable rangeland management at the global level.
Most notably, SRPA has recently become an affiliate member of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) further strengthening its influence and strategic reach in sustainable rangeland management at the global level.
Global Land Outlook
The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) recognizes that addressing and reversing land degradation is a key sustainable development priority for many countries, particularly in the developing world.
In response, the UNCCD secretariat and its partners publish strategic communications products under the Global Land Outlook (GLO) flagship to facilitate insights, debate, and discourse on transformative pathways to improve land use policy, planning, and management practice at various scales.
The aim of the GLO publications is to raise awareness and communicate evidence-based, policy-relevant information to a variety of stakeholders, including national governments designing and implementing their commitments to sustainably manage and restore land resources under the Sustainable Development Goals, including targets to achieve Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN).
The data and evidence presented in the GLO reports demonstrates that more informed and responsible decision making can help to reverse the current worrying trends in the state of our land resources.
All GLO reports and working papers, can be found at: https://www.unccd.int/resources/global-land-outlook/overview/
In response, the UNCCD secretariat and its partners publish strategic communications products under the Global Land Outlook (GLO) flagship to facilitate insights, debate, and discourse on transformative pathways to improve land use policy, planning, and management practice at various scales.
The aim of the GLO publications is to raise awareness and communicate evidence-based, policy-relevant information to a variety of stakeholders, including national governments designing and implementing their commitments to sustainably manage and restore land resources under the Sustainable Development Goals, including targets to achieve Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN).
The data and evidence presented in the GLO reports demonstrates that more informed and responsible decision making can help to reverse the current worrying trends in the state of our land resources.
All GLO reports and working papers, can be found at: https://www.unccd.int/resources/global-land-outlook/overview/
Achievements
SRPA FINALIST at EDA Awards 2024
Read about it hereOur Stories
See videos of stories from some of our members and stations of the area, including:
Narndee Station
Challa Station
Melangata Station
Hillview Statin
Mt Augustus Station
Gascoyne Junction
See our storiesNarndee Station
Challa Station
Melangata Station
Hillview Statin
Mt Augustus Station
Gascoyne Junction
