The flow chart illustrates the negative effects
tourists
walking in the countryside on the natural environment.
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of tourists
To begin
with, grass becomes flattened Linking Words
as a result
of tourists stepping on it, which leads to Linking Words
soil
compaction. Use synonyms
In other words
, the ground becomes harder underfoot. Linking Words
Consequently
, the quality of air and Linking Words
water
in the substrate deteriorates, leading to increased Use synonyms
soil
erosion or greater Use synonyms
water
runoff.
Another effect of trampling is damage to vegetation. Use synonyms
As a result
, plants become weaker and are less able to reproduce and grow Linking Words
due to
the reduced availability of air and Linking Words
water
in the Use synonyms
soil
. Use synonyms
This
eventually leads to a reduction in vegetation, which is Linking Words
further
exacerbated by excessive Linking Words
water
runoff.
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Overall
, tourist trampling ultimately results in Linking Words
soil
erosion and a decline in Use synonyms
soil
quality and vegetation, demonstrating how one environmental problem can lead to another over time.Use synonyms