Savannas and grasslands are more biodiverse than you might think — and we’re not doing enough to conserve them

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By Mike GaworeckiAug 16, 2016, 5:00 pm263 pts
A new study finds that, contrary to popular belief, grassy biomes such as grasslands and savannas are species-rich ecosystems every bit as biodiverse as rainforests — yet little attention is being paid to the fact that they’re being destroyed at an even quicker pace. When it comes to tropical biodiversity,…

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