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3. Changes Caused by Over Grazing
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What is overgrazing?
Hint
Think about how too many animals can impact grasslands.
- 2.
Name one effect of overgrazing.
Hint
Consider what happens to plants when they are eaten too much.
- 3.
What is a consequence of overgrazing?
- Increased biodiversity
- Soil degradation
- Forests regrowth
Hint
Think about the negative effects of having too many grazers.
- 4.
Overgrazing can contribute to desertification. True or False?
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how vegetation affects soil stability.
- 5.
Assess the role of human population growth in exacerbating the effects of overgrazing.
Hint
Think about how demand for food affects land use.
- 6.
Critique the long-term sustainability of current grazing practices in light of environmental science principles.
Hint
Consider what makes a practice sustainable.
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