This study was conducted in the rangelands of Khuzestan province in order to evaluate the effect of rangeland reform and restore methods with heavy and salty texture. Four reform operations, including Rainfall Reservation and Seeding, Bush Planting, Enclosure, Grazing Systems Observations and Fodder Cultivation were selected. Some treatments, as controls, alongside every reform operation were also studied. In each treatment, four fixed transects with the length of 100 (m) were located as soil samples; along each transect there were six profiles and drilling. And 12 soil samples were taken from the depths of 0-30 (cm) and 30-60 (cm). The soil samples were transferred to Soil Science Lab to measure and analyze the factors of the study in each depth including: the organic matter, absorbable N, P, K, cations of potassium, calcium and magnesium, exchangeable-sodium percentage, clay, silt and sand, soil pH and underground water table. Results showed that parameters of nitrogen, carbon, potassium have had significant effect on the control treatments. Also, it was shown that there was a significant difference among the parameters of Ec, Na, Ca, Mg, Sp and Esp in the treatments. Finally, the results of this study showed that taking the environmental considerations and the costs into account the project management of pasture Grazing and Exclosure and then the reform project of Rainfall Reservation and Seeding have positive effects on soil. Other methods are not recommended in the study area; Dry fodder cultivation is not cost-effective, and Bush planting is not a compatible species with the region.