heathland
/ˈhiːθˌlænd/
noun
- An area of open, uncultivated land covered with low shrubs such as heather, typically found in cool, temperate regions.
- We took a long walk across the heathland, enjoying the wide, open views.
- The heathland is home to many rare birds and insects.
- Farmers once grazed sheep on the heathland before it became a nature reserve.