Overgrazing
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In ecology and agriculture, overgrazing occurs when plants are exposed to grazing for too long, or without sufficient recovery periods. It reduces the usefulness of the land and is one cause of desertification and erosion. Overgrazing is also seen as one cause of the spread of non-native plants.
Overgrazing is used as the canonical example of the Tragedy of the commons.
See the following countries:
- Geography of Afghanistan
- Geography of Algeria
- Geography of Andorra
- Geography of Bolivia
- Geography of Botswana
- Geography of Burkina Faso
- Geography of Burundi
- Geography of Cameroon
- Geography of Cape Verde
- Geography of Eritrea
- Geography of Ethiopia
- Geography of Ghana
- Geography of Guinea-Bissau
- Geography of India
- Geography of Iran
- Geography of Jordan
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