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The Northern Australian tropical savannas are an extensive ecoregion spanning Australia's north from the Kimberley in Western Australia through the Top End of the Northern Territory and into northwestern Queensland. The region is characterised by open eucalypt woodland over grassy understories and a...
The Top End Savanna is a vast tropical grassland and woodland ecoregion located in Australia's Northern Territory. Covering millions of hectares, it experiences a distinct and extreme monsoonal climate with pronounced wet and dry seasons. The landscape is predominantly characterized by eucalyptus tr...
The Kimberley tropical savanna is a broad ecological region in northwestern Australia, dominated by grasses and open woodland shaped by strongly seasonal monsoon rainfall and a long dry season. Eucalyptus and bloodwood trees are characteristic, while sandstone plateaus, gorges, rivers, and rocky out...
The Cape York Savanna is a vast tropical ecoregion of eucalyptus woodlands and grasslands covering most of Australia's Cape York Peninsula in northern Queensland. Characterized by distinct wet and dry monsoonal seasons, it remains one of the largest and most ecologically intact tropical savannas in...
Gulf Savanna is an Australian tropical grassland stretching along the Gulf of Carpentaria coastal lowlands in Queensland and the Northern Territory, dominated by Mitchell grass and eucalypt woodlands.
Darwin Coastal Savanna is a tropical open woodland fringing the coast near Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, characterized by monsoon vine thickets and high sensitivity to feral animal pressure.
