Grassland

Grasslands are expansive areas where grasses are the dominant vegetation, with few trees or shrubs. They occur in regions with moderate rainfall, supporting tall or short grasses that provide important habitats for many animals and serve as vital resources for humans through grazing and agriculture. Examples include prairies, savannas, and plains. Grasslands play a crucial role in supporting biodiversity, maintaining soil health, and storing carbon, helping to regulate climate. They are often shaped by natural factors like fire and grazing, which help sustain their ecological balance.