The flow chart illustrates trampling and its various negative consequences for the environment in the countryside.
To begin
with, trampling occurs when grass is flattened under the feet of tourists walking in a particular area. Linking Words
This
leads to two main problemsLinking Words
:
damage to vegetation and Punctuation problem
:
soil
compaction. Regarding the first issue, plants become weaker and are eventually unable to reproduce and grow properly. Use synonyms
Consequently
, the amount of vegetation decreases, resulting in erosion and a decline in the quality of both Linking Words
soil
and plant life. Meanwhile, the second problem causes the ground to become harder, leading to a reduction in air and water quality within the Use synonyms
soil
. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, these changes affect plant development and increase erosion, Linking Words
while
more water runs off the land Linking Words
instead
of being absorbed. Linking Words
As a result
, the loss of vegetation and the deterioration of Linking Words
soil
conditions contribute to Use synonyms
further
environmental damage. Ultimately, both processes demonstrate how seemingly harmless tourist activities can have several interconnected negative effects on the countryside.Linking Words