Sentence examples for excessive grazing from inspiring English sources

In tropical and subtropical regions the three great enemies of forests, the ravages of which can adversely affect living conditions over immense areas and sometimes reduce the land entirely to desert, are shifting cultivation, annual firing, and excessive grazing.

Hyper-recreating tourists, park rangers say, are having the same effect on the terrain that mining and excessive grazing once did.

With the loss of forests and vegetation, and excessive grazing, soils are being exposed to serious erosion from wind and rain.

Overall, populations of Scaled Quail are declining in the U.S. Like many other upland game birds of the desert southwest, this quail seems to be particularly vulnerable to excessive grazing by livestock, which has severely reduced its feeding, nesting, and roosting cover in many areas.

Among the factor related to the pastures degradation, stands out the soil use with high susceptibility to erosion, the excessive grazing, and the inadequate management of soil fertility (Peron and Evangelista 2004; Li et al. 2013; Sattari et al. 2016).

through their local executive officers, local landowners, village leaders, and the local people themselves against gross misuse of soil by shifting cultivation, excessive grazing, or annual firing.

Departure from the "historical" regime in wildland environments was found to be related to altered disturbance patterns, especially changed fire regimes, forest insect and disease levels and excessive livestock grazing effects.

In Matsch valley, belonging to south Tyrolean Alps, additional ecological hazards are represented by hot and dry summers, instability of the soil substrate, and excessive animal grazing [ 32].

Grazing or excessive snacking is a common issue that affects many bariatric patients pre- and postoperatively, which can jeopardize long-term weight loss if not controlled.

Concentrated grazing around these piospheres leads to excessive trampling which causes soil compaction, increasing soil bulk density and reducing soil porosity in the process (Gomez et al. 2006; Stankovičová et al. 2008).

The positive aspect of irrigation is that, by intensifying food and forage production in the most favourable lands, it can allow a country to reduce excessive pressure on marginal lands now under rain-fed cultivation or grazing.