1. Open savanna woodland in southern Africa, characterized by scattered trees, shrubs, and grassland.
Usage: Often capitalized when referring to a specific region; Common in South African geography and ecology

Examples

• The bushveld of South Africa is home to diverse wildlife including lions, elephants, and zebras.
• Tourists visit the bushveld to experience the natural landscape and observe animals in their habitat.
• The dry season transforms the bushveld into a golden landscape of sparse vegetation.
• Many national parks protect large areas of bushveld in southern Africa.
• The bushveld ecosystem supports both grazing animals and predators.