EUNIS habitat type hierarchical view (marine version 2022 & terrestrial version 2021)

The EUNIS habitat classification review is on-going. Four groups are pending review: Inland waters, Wetlands, Constructed, industrial and other artificial habitats and Complexes.

• M : Marine benthic habitats (MA-MG)
  
• MH : Pelagic water column
  
• MJ : Ice-associated marine habitats
  
• N : Coastal habitats
  
• Q : Wetlands
  
• R : Grasslands and lands dominated by forbs, mosses or lichens
  
  • R1 : Dry grasslands
    
  • R2 : Mesic grasslands
    
  • R3 : Seasonally wet and wet grasslands
    
  • R4 : Alpine and subalpine grasslands
    
    • R41 : Snow-bed vegetation
      
    • R42 : Boreal and arctic acidophilous alpine grassland
      
    • R43 : Temperate acidophilous alpine grassland
      
      • R431 : Alpic Nardus stricta swards and related communities
        
      • R432 : Thermo-Alpigenous subalpine acidophilous grassland
        
      • R433 : Alpigenous acidophilous grassland
        
      • R434 : Oro-Hellenic closed grassland
        
      • R435 : Oro-Iberian acidophilous grassland
        
      • R436 : Oro-Corsican grassland
        
      • R437 : Oro-Apennine closed grassland
        
      • R438 : Oro-Moesian acidophilous grassland
        
      • R439 : Western Asian acidophilous alpine grassland
        
      • R43A : Illyrian alpine and subalpine acid open grasslands
        
    • R44 : Arctic-alpine calcareous grassland
      
    • R45 : Alpine and subalpine calcareous grassland of the Balkans and Apennines
      
  • R5 : Forest fringes and clearings and tall forb stands
    
  • R6 : Inland salt steppes and salt marshes
    
    • R61 : Mediterranean inland salt steppe
      
    • R62 : Continental inland salt steppe
      
      • R621 : Pannonic salt steppes and saltmarshes
        
      • R622 : Ponto-Sarmatic salt steppes and saltmarshes
        
      • R623 : Central Eurasian solonchak grassland with Crypsis
        
      • R624 : Central Balkan salt steppes and saltmarshes
        
    • R63 : Temperate inland salt marsh
      
    • R64 : Semi-desert salt pan
      
    • R65 : Continental subsaline alluvial pasture and meadow
      
  • R7 : Sparsely wooded grasslands
    
• S : Heathland, scrub and tundra
  
• T : Forest and other wooded land
  
  • T1 : Deciduous broadleaved forest
    
  • T2 : Broadleaved evergreen forest
    
  • T3 : Coniferous forest
    
  • T4 : Lines of trees, small anthropogenic forests, recently felled forest, early-stage forest and coppice
    
• U : Inland habitats with no or little soil and mostly with sparse vegetation
  
• V : Vegetated man-made habitats
  
  • V1 : Arable land and market gardens
    
    • V11 : Intensive unmixed crops
      
    • V12 : Mixed crops of market gardens and horticulture
      
    • V13 : Arable land with unmixed crops grown by low-intensity agricultural methods
      
    • V14 : Inundated or inundatable croplands, including rice fields
      
    • V15 : Bare tilled, fallow or recently abandoned arable land
      
  • V2 : Cultivated areas of gardens and parks
    
  • V3 : Artificial grasslands and herb dominated habitats
    
    • V31 : Agriculturally-improved,
      
    • V32 : Mediterranean subnitrophilous annual grasslands
      
    • V33 : Dry mediterranean lands with unpalatable non-vernal herbaceous vegetation
      
      • V331 : Asphodelus fields
        
      • V332 : Thistle fields
        
      • V333 : Phlomis brushes
        
      • V334 : Ferula stands
        
    • V34 : Trampled xeric grasslands with annuals
      
    • V35 : Trampled mesophilous grasslands with annuals
      
    • V36 : Alpine and subalpine enriched grassland
      
    • V37 : Annual anthropogenic herbaceous vegetation
      
    • V38 : Dry perennial anthropogenic herbaceous vegetation
      
    • V39 : Mesic perennial anthropogenic herbaceous vegetation
      
      • V391 : Lowland habitats colonised by tall nitrophilous herbs
        
  • V4 : Hedgerows
    
  • V5 : Shrub plantations
    
  • V6 : Tree dominated man-made habitats