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… practices include such activities as conversion, overgrazing and pollution from agricultural runoff. Some …

… a mass tourism complex. Vulnerability Development, overgrazing, urban waste disposal to the north of the site. … site, in near-natural condition. Only disturbances are overgrazing, and limited agri- culture, but some locals claim …

… the latter are excessive disturbance, intensive land use, overgrazing, indiscriminate removal of grassland and forests, … to LD, including over-exploitation, irrational land use, overgrazing, excessive mining and denudation, and … of ecological capacity. 92 During 1980–1990 the degree of overgrazing of grassland in the PRC was 50–120 percent, up to …

… for livestock fodder during winter gives rise to extensive overgrazing and soil degradation in the forest. 10. In the …

… Terrestrial species and indigenous plants are lost through overgrazing in marginal lands. Tree species have been lost as …

… persistent heavy livestock grazing (Earl, 2003). Finally, overgrazing by feral goats, rabbits and domestic livestock … level functions, e.g. productivity (Thompson, 1997). Overgrazing reduced diversity of pollination interactions …

… is increasing, as a result of overharvesting, overgrazing, and slash-and-burn agriculture, as well as …

… moist tropical forests. It has been deeply affected by overgrazing by cattle and goats and commercial hunting for …

… the Protectorate are essentially solvable and include the overgrazing of endemic and rare plants, the unsustainable …