Onshore wind farms are facilities that generate electricity by harnessing the power of wind. They consist of multiple wind turbines installed on land, which convert wind energy into electrical energy. The turbines have large blades that rotate when the wind blows, driving a generator that produces electricity. These farms are typically located in open areas, such as fields or hills, where wind is more consistent. Onshore wind energy is considered a renewable resource, as it does not deplete natural resources and produces no greenhouse gas emissions during operation. This makes it an important part of efforts to combat climate change.