The Pampas: South America's Verdant Canvas
The Pampas is a vast and remarkably fertile lowland plain in South America that extends from the Atlantic Ocean westward toward the Andes Mountains. This expansive biome encompasses the heartland of Argentina, all of Uruguay, and the southernmost Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. Beyond its sheer size, the Pampas represents a complex interplay of ecological diversity, a rich tapestry woven by the iconic gaucho culture, and a dynamic landscape undergoing modern transformations.