Information in 'Land, Water & Wool: managing for sustainable profit' is presented in five ways: 1. Executive summary - highlighting the main findings from the program. This presents the major messages and indicates the type of information contained within the report. 2. Overview - pulling together information from throughout the program and across all regions. It presents the key principles to sustainable grazing management and general information about how sheep can remain a productive element of future Australian landscapes. 3. Woolgrower perspectives - letting woolgrowers and researchers tell their stories about the issues they manage and how they go about it. Regional case studies are used to show how information from Land, Water & Wool is applied in the Pastoral, Wheat-Sheep and High Rainfall Zones. 4. Research summaries - highlighting the key research findings and their application, as well as directing readers to the main reports or management guides now available. The information is presented under sub-program titles dealing with themes of saltlands, native vegetation, rivers, pastoral, climate and future scenarios. 5. Product directory - a listing of all the documents produced by the entire Land, Water & Wool program (indexed by region, research theme and its intended use). The on-line directory includes a snapshot, along with a summary of the information it presents and a PDF of the product.