Rangeland Health Assessment

Rangeland Health Assessment is a process used to evaluate the condition of grasslands, savannas, and similar ecosystems. It involves examining factors such as soil quality, vegetation diversity, and wildlife presence to determine whether the land is healthy and functioning properly. This assessment helps land managers identify issues like overgrazing or erosion, guiding them in making informed decisions to improve land management and promote sustainability. The goal is to maintain the ecosystem’s balance, support wildlife, and ensure that these lands can continue to provide resources for future generations.