The given diagram illustrates how travellers adversely affect the environment in the coutryside by walking in the area and it creates an effect knonw as ‘trampling’.
Overall, erosion, less healthy soil and flora are the results of tourists walking in the area.
To begin with, trampling occurs when tourists step on and flatten the grass. This activity poses two detrimental affects on the environment. The first one is the damage to natural plants which causes plants becoming weaker as well as loses the ability to reproduce and raise. This means that the amount of plants in the countryside will significantly decline. Another consequence of trampling is that soil becomes compacted and harder. This leads to the fall of air and water quality in the soil. As a result, soil is eroded, water runs off the land and it can affect the developments of flora. Ultimately, the countryside suffers from erosion and the lost of soil and plant life.
The
given
diagram illustrates how
travellers
adversely
affect the environment in the
coutryside
by walking in the area and it creates an effect
knonw
as ‘trampling’.
Overall
, erosion, less healthy
soil
and flora are the results of tourists walking in the area.
To
begin
with, trampling occurs when tourists step on and flatten the grass. This activity poses two detrimental affects on the environment. The
first
one is the damage to natural
plants
which causes
plants
becoming weaker
as
well as loses the ability to reproduce and raise. This means that the amount of
plants
in the countryside will
significantly
decline. Another consequence of trampling is that
soil
becomes compacted and harder. This leads to the fall of air and water quality in the
soil
.
As a result
,
soil
is eroded
, water runs off the land and it can affect the developments of flora.
Ultimately
, the countryside suffers from erosion and the lost of
soil
and
plant
life.