What are the differences between rangeland and natural grassland?

Rangeland refers to land primarily used for grazing livestock and may include a variety of vegetation types, such as grasses, shrubs, and even trees, while natural grassland specifically consists of ecosystems dominated by grasses and herbaceous plants. Rangelands can be found in diverse climates and may be managed for agricultural purposes, while natural grasslands are often characterized by their ecological processes and biodiversity. Additionally, rangelands may be subject to human influence and management practices, whereas natural grasslands typically retain a more pristine state with minimal human impact.