Negetive effect of tarmpling on countryside show in a flow chart

Given is flow chart explaining detrimental effects of trampling on the environment of rural sites. Overall, it is understood that by three adverse steps one causing another, trampling results in erosion and lack of quality in the soil and generally, the greenery life. At the first stage, flattened grass ensuing from visitors ambling across the area leads to either vegetation impairment or compacted soil which each is the root for further destructions like delicate plant growth, slower pollination process and strenuous penetration of water and air into soil. Next, on one side, gruelling plant growth and reproduction procedure causes lower vegetation proportion in area. On other side, harder penetration of water in soil consequents in water running off the lands which this issue alone, can influence the vegetation proportion adversely. Finally, due to all former damaging stages, erosion and plant life and soil in area is predicted to happen by travellers stepping on countryside.