Excessive and unsustainable exploitation and mismanagement, led to the destruction of natural resources. The executive objective of range management projects is to improve management practices on rangelands. This study aimed to evaluate stakeholders and experts’ point of view regarding the effects of execution of range management projects in Shahinshahr and Meymeh county. Required data for this study were collected via two ways of library and field studies. Based on data analysis, there are 1895 stakeholder households in 48 rangeland allotments. Rangeland management practices include rangeland license and range management projects. Rangeland license include 33 rangeland allotments, 338239 ha area and 1374 households and range management plans include 15 range allotments, 99204 ha area and 521 households. Resident stakeholders include 1853 (%97/8) stakeholder households in 37 range allotments (77%) and the utilization endures for 240 days (two seasons). The rest of stakeholders are migrants and use the rangeland in one season. Grazing control and rangeland management is hardly possible. Average production per hectare is 29 kg and average grazing capacity per hectare is 0.14 animal units, which characterizes the low ecological potential and low productivity of the rangeland. Statistical population of this study comprise the stakeholders of range management projects and experts of Natural Resource Organization. To evaluate their point of view in the field study, a questionnaire was used. Two types of questionnaires were designed based on Likert scale, each consist of 32 questions related to socio-economic aspects, challenges (problems) and solution issues. Ninety questionnaires were filled by interviewing the stakeholders through stratified random sampling method. All of the 25 experts filled the questionnaires. The results showed that 74% of experts and 86% of stakeholders believe that unsuitable natural conditions and climatic fluctuations are the main effective factors in ecological potential and low efficiency of range management projects. In general, the range management projects from the viewpoint of 56.5% of experts and 34% of stakeholders have a positive social impact and 47% of experts and 24.4% stakeholders affirmed their positive economic effects. The viewpoint of experts and stakeholders were compared, using software and Mann-Whitney method. The output of this analytical investigation indicated the same result in comparison to the primary descriptive ones. In general, both groups confirm positive social effects of the projects. However, they do not approve economic effects of the projects with respect to incretion in production quantity and forage quality. Finally, the viewpoint of experts was more positive in range management projects than stakeholders. Both groups believed that range management projects face with various socio-economic and administrative challenges and problems. 91/1% of experts and 44% of stakeholders approved the suggested strategies. Keywords : Range management projects, range allotments, stakeholders, steppe grasslands, grazing management.