description Central forest-grasslands transition Overview
The Central forest-grasslands transition is a temperate ecoregion in the central United States where eastern deciduous forests historically met the tallgrass prairies of the Great Plains. Its natural vegetation formed a mosaic of oak woodland, savanna, prairie, and riverine forest shaped by climate, soils, grazing, and recurring fire. Much of the region has been converted to cropland, pasture, and settlements, leaving remaining habitats important for prairie and woodland conservation.
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