Definition
A 'grassland' is a vast area dominated by grasses rather than trees or large shrubs. These ecosystems are found in various climates and are home to diverse wildlife. They receive enough rainfall to support grasses but not enough for forests to thrive. Think of it as nature's open-air stadium. They include prairies, savannas, and steppes, each with its own characteristics. Grasslands play a vital role in carbon sequestration and supporting biodiversity.