Fieldmoors
Fieldmoors is a geographical term used to describe a type of landscape characterized by open, flat or gently rolling terrain with fertile soil, often found in agricultural areas. These areas are typically characterized by a lack of significant tree cover, with vegetation dominated by grasses and crops. The term suggests a blend of "field," indicating cultivated land, and "moor," suggesting a wide, open expanse.
These landscapes are often the result of historical land management practices, including deforestation and drainage for
The ecological characteristics of fieldmoors can vary depending on climate and specific land use. While primarily
In some regions, the term might also refer to specific areas with this characteristic landscape. The management