Alpine meadows are high-altitude grassland ecosystems found in mountain regions around the world. These ecosystems are characterized by their harsh environmental conditions, including cold temperatures, short growing seasons, high levels of ultraviolet radiation, and low nutrient availability. Despite these challenges, alpine meadows support a diverse range of plant and animal species adapted to these extreme conditions. Research on alpine meadows focuses on understanding the ecological dynamics of these unique ecosystems, including the interactions between plants, animals, and the physical environment. Scientists study how climate change and other environmental stressors are affecting alpine meadows, as well as the potential impacts on biodiversity, ecosystem functioning, and ecosystem services provided by these ecosystems. Overall, research on alpine meadows plays a critical role in informing conservation and management strategies to protect these vulnerable ecosystems in the face of ongoing environmental changes.