Cerrado: abandoned pasturelands fail to regain savanna biodiversity

Mongabay
Apr 20, 2018, 10:30 am179 pts
Cerrado landscape, characterized by sparse trees dotting a continuous grassy ground cover. Image by Alex Costa/Mighty Earth Once Cerrado savanna has been converted to pasture it does not fully regain its former flora and fauna, even after a quarter century, recent research has found. The Brazilian Cerrado…

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