Urs Kreuter, 2003. How does society view rangeland biodiversity? 2003 Meeting of the Texas Section of the Society for Range Management, 16-17 October, Wichita Falls, Texas.
Urs Kreuter and Richard Davies, 2003. Ecology and Economics: Common roots, divergence and reunion in the management of rangelands. VII International Rangeland Congr, 26 July-1 August, Durban, S. Africa.
Bradford P. Wilcox and Urs P. Kreuter, 2003. Woody plant–stream flow interactions as a basis for land management decisions in drylands. VII International Rangeland Congr.,26 July-1August, Durban, S. Africa
Urs Kreuter. 30 May 2000. Economics, politics and species conservation. Invited seminar at Instituto Multidisciplinario de Biologie Vegetal, Unviersidad Nactional doe Córdoba, Argentina.
Urs Kreuter quoted by Viginia Postrel in “How not to treat elephants like fish: a clever neoclassical model offers new ideas for conserving endangered species.” Economic Scene, New York Times, C2. 18 May 2000.
Mark Brunson and Urs Kreuter, 2000. Rangelands as seen at a human scale. Symposium: Is range site the appropriate spatial unit for managing and measuring rangelands? 53rd Annual meeting of the Society for Range Management, 13-18 February, Boise, Idaho.
Urs Kreuter. 1998. Ownership of Elephants in Zimbabwe’s Communal Areas. International Affairs Committee Symposium: privatization of the World’s Rangelands. 51st Annual Meeting of the Society for Range Management, 8-12 February, Guadalajara, Mexico.
Urs Kreuter. 3 October 1994. Wilderness in perspective: A concept of values. Annual Workshop for Social Studies Educators, Department of Geography, Mankato State University, MN.
Jerry Stuth, Robert Lyons and Urs Kreuter, 1993. Animal/plant interactions: Nutrient acquisition and use by ruminants. Conference on Livestock and Sustainable Nutrient Cycling in Mixed Farming Systems of Sub-Saharan Africa, 22-26 November. ILCA, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Urs Kreuter and Randy Simmons, 1993. Who owns the Elephant? The Political Economy of Saving the African Elephant. Wildlife in the Marketplace. 4rh Annual Political Economy Forum of the Political Economy Research Center, 11-13 June, Bozeman, MT.
Urs Kreuter and Randy Simmons, 1992. Politics and economics of African elephant conservation. 3rd Conference, International Association of Common Property, 17-20 Sept., Washington, D.C
Kreuter, Urs and John Workman, 1992. Policy effects on cattle and wildlife ranching in Mid-Zimbabwe. 67th Annual Conference, Western Economic Association, 9-13 July, San Francisco, CA
Urs Kreuter, 11 October 1989. Interview on “Save an elephant-buy ivory”. KUSU, Logan, Utah
Urs Kreuter and Brad Woodard. 2006. Landowner perceptions regarding prescribed fire in Texas. Abstracts of papers presented at 59th Annual meeting of the Society for Range Management, 12-17 February, Vancouver, Canada.
Craig Limesand and Urs Kreuter. 2006. Assessing the value of Texas wildlife management associations for coordinate resource management. Abstracts of papers presented at 59th Annual meeting of the Society for Range Management, 12-17 February, Vancouver, Canada.
Malini Nair and Urs Kreuter. 2004. Landowner property rights orientations and willingness to implement socially preferred management. Abstracts of papers presented of 58th Annual meeting of the Society for Range Management, 5-11 February, Ft. Worth, TX.
Urs P. Kreuter, Heidi E. Amestoy and J. Richard Conner. 2003. Factors affecting the adoption of individual plant treatments for brush control in Texas. Abstracts of VII International Rangeland Congress, 26 July - 1 August, Durban, S. Africa.
María Fernández-Giménez and Urs Kreuter. 2002. Co-moderators – Rangeland professionals and policy: Prospects for effective influence in the developed and developing world. Symposium sponsored by Int. Affairs Comm., 55th Annual Meeting, Soc. for Range Management, 13-19 February, Kansas City, Missouri.
Urs Kreuter. 2001. Introduction and leader of panel discussion – Rangeland professionals and society: Future directions. Symposium sponsored by International Affairs Committee, 54th Annual Meeting, Society for Range Management, 17-23 February, Kona, Hawaii.
Urs Kreuter, Steven Archer, and Charles Scifres, 1999. Bio-economic basis for woody plant management. Poster, VI International Rangeland Congress, 19-23 July, Townsville, Australia.
Darrell Ueckert, Allen McGinty, Urs Kreuter, 1999. Brush Busters: Marketing Prosopis management technology. Poster, VI International Rangeland Congress, 19-23 July, Townsville, Australia.
Urs P. Kreuter, R.C. Rowan, Richard Conner, Jerry Stuth and Wayne Hamilton, 1995. Decision support software for estimating the economic efficiency of rangeland production practices. 48th Annual Meeting, Society for Range Management, 14-20 January, Phoenix, Arizona.
Urs Kreuter and John Workman, 1993. Cattle and wildlife ranching in the Zimbabwe Midlands: Are they economically compatible? XVII International Grassland Congress, 8-21 February, Rockhampton, Australia.
Urs Kreuter and J.P. Bach and 1992. Bio-economic characteristics of Barbary Sheep in the United States. 3rd Int. Wildlife Ranching Symposium. 27-30 October, Pretoria, South Africa.
Urs Kreuter and John Workman, 1992. Comparative economics of cattle and wildlife production in the Midlands of Zimbabwe. 3rd International Wildlife Ranching Symposium, 27-30 October, Pretoria, S. Africa.
Urs Kreuter and John Workman, 1992. Cattle and wildlife economics in the Zimbabwe Midlands. 45th Annual Meeting, Society for Range Management, 9-13 February, Spokane, WA.
Urs Kreuter and Doris Jansen, 1991. Profitability of cattle and wildlife production in the Zimbabwe Midlands. Int. Conf.: Meeting Rangeland Challenges in Southern Africa in the 1990's, 6-11 May, Pretoria, S. Africa
Urs Kreuter. 1989. Effects of continuous and rotational grazing on the diet selected by cattle in a high rainfall area of South Africa. 42nd Annual Meeting, Soc.y for Range Management, 20 February, Billings, MT.
Kreuter, Urs P., May 18 2000. Quoted by Viginia Postrel (columnist) in: How not to treat elelphants like fish: a clever neoclassical model offers new ideas for conserving endangered species. Economic Scene, New Your Times. Page C2.