Shrubby tracts are areas of land that are covered with shrubs and small trees. They are usually found in dry, arid climates and are often used for grazing animals or as a source of fuel. The term 'HEATHS' is often used to refer to these types of shrubby tracts. HEATHS are typically characterized by low-growing shrubs and plants, such as heather, gorse, and broom. They are often found in areas with poor soil and little rainfall, and they provide a habitat for a variety of wildlife.