Overgrazing

Description

Overgrazing control involves managing livestock density and grazing patterns to prevent excessive removal of vegetation, which leads to soil degradation, erosion, and loss of biodiversity. Essential actions include rotational grazing, setting sustainable stocking rates, restoring degraded pastures, and monitoring land health. These strategies aim to maintain productive ecosystems, ensure long-term agricultural viability, and protect natural resources by balancing animal needs with the land’s regenerative capacity.