Found in mid-latitude zones spanning from the Eurasian steppes to the North American prairies and the Argentine pampas, grasslands sit between forests and deserts in the amount of rain they get each year. You won’t find trees or towering plants here - instead, these flat, wide-open spaces can offer views that stretch on uninterrupted for miles upon miles.
Often found sandwiched between deserts and mountains in the middle of the continent, grasslands provide a unique habitat for grazing wildlife - from hyenas and prairie dogs to bison, badgers and antelopes.
Found from the central plains of the USA to the far reaches of Asia and central Australia, grasslands are a diverse habitat of plants and animals, living in harmony often hundreds or thousands of miles from the nearest coast. These habitats are characterised by expansive open horizons, sweeping vistas, and the numerous birds and animals that call them home.
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