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Plantlife

 
 

Plantlife

Plantlife The flora in the Falkland Islands As the climate is not conducive to tree growth, the local flora consists mainly of shrubs. Some of the plant species are endemic. © Patrick de Wilde

Contrary to the very rich wildlife, the Falklands don't have a varied plantlife. You'll find a few plants specific to the region. Like the tussock, a plant growing in tufts, taller than a human being. An ideal refuge for some animal species. However, the landscape is essentially farmlands and heaths, dominated by grass and heathers.

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  1.   Landscapes

  2.   Coasts

  3.   Towns