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Alps Alpine Tundra extends above the treeline across eight European countries in the Alps, a range containing Mont Blanc (4,808 m), the highest peak in Western Europe.
Miombo woodland, dominated by Brachystegia and Julbernardia trees, spans roughly 2.7 million sq km across central-southern Africa, one of the world's largest tropical woodland biomes.
The Pannonian Plain (also known as the Carpathian Basin) is a large flat geomorphological and geological region in Central Europe, covering approximately 100,000 square kilometers. Formed from the ancient Pannonian Sea that existed until approximately 600,000 years ago, the basin spans Hungary, east...
The Sahel is a broad semi-arid belt extending across Africa between the Sahara Desert to the north and wetter savannas to the south. It runs from the Atlantic region of Senegal and Mauritania eastward through countries including Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Chad, and Sudan. Rainfall is low and highly...
W National Park is a transboundary Guinea savanna spanning Benin, Burkina Faso, and Niger, named for the W-shaped bend of the Niger River and a UNESCO site since 1996.
Mopane savanna is named for the drought-tolerant mopane tree (Colophospermum mopane) and covers extensive areas of Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa, sustaining large elephant herds.
The Chad Basin is a vast endorheic basin spanning parts of eight central African countries, centered around the historically significant Lake Chad.
Zambezi Savanna flanks the upper and middle Zambezi River across Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Namibia, characterized by broad floodplains and mopane woodland supporting hippo, crocodile, and migratory waterbirds.
The Limpopo Basin drains parts of Botswana, South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique, providing crucial water resources to a highly populated region.
Northern Congolian Forest-Savanna Mosaic is a transitional ecoregion spanning the DRC, Republic of Congo, and Central African Republic where equatorial forest and open savanna interdigitate across a broad ecotone.
West Sudanian Savanna extends across the Sahel-Sudan zone from Senegal to the Central African Republic, one of Africa's largest savanna ecoregions, dominated by Combretum-Terminalia woodland and seasonally dry grassland.
Guinean Forest-Savanna Mosaic stretches across West Africa from Senegal to the DRC, forming a transitional belt between the Upper Guinean forests and the Sudanian savannas and supporting high mammal diversity.
The North European Plain is a major lowland stretching from France to Russia, historically Europe's primary corridor for migrations, trade, and military campaigns.
East Sudanian Savanna spans south-central Sudan, northern Uganda, and western Ethiopia, forming a broad dry woodland belt between the Sahel and the Congo Basin with significant large mammal diversity.
Sahel Savanna is a semi-arid transitional belt stretching 5,400 km across Africa from Senegal to Eritrea, defined by 200–600 mm annual rainfall and characterized by Acacia-dominated grassland and shrubland.
The Baltic Plain is a lowland region in Europe bordering the Baltic Sea, notable for its glacial moraines and sandy coasts spanning northern Germany, Poland, and Russia.
