Soil
Erosion
Displacement of the upper layer of
soil; it is a form of soil degradation.
This natural process is caused by
the dynamic activity of erosive
agents, that is;
- water - water - air -human
- ice - plants
- snow - animals
Displacement of the upper layer of
soil; it is a form of soil degradation.
This natural process is caused by
the dynamic activity of erosive
agents, that is;
- water
- ice
- snow
- air
- plants
- animals
- humans
What Causes
Erosion?
 occurs primarily when dirt is left
exposed to strong winds, hard rains,
and flowing water. In some cases,
human activities, especially farming
and land clearing leave soil
vulnerable to erosion.
Soil erosion
Human Activities
Land clearing and illegal
logging may caused the soil
unfertile. No roots can hold
the soil so that it may easily
erode.
Illegal logging
Land clearing
Dry land
During rainy days,
soil may easily get
eroded because of
this cause. The
cracks will serve as
the passages of
water. While water
flows, it may
excavate the soils.
Illegal Mining
No discipline
community
may also
cause erosion.
For instance,
improper
disposal of
garbage.
“What we sow, we will reap.”
Community Vanishes
Improper waste disposal
may cause flash flood
that leads to erosion.
Road destruction
Farm destruction
The effects of soil erosion go
beyond the loss of fertile land. It
has led to increased pollution and
sedimentation in streams and
rivers. Clogging these waterways
and causing declines in fish and
other species. And degraded lands
are also less able to hold onto
water, which can worsen flooding.
Can Soil Erosion be
Prevented?
Methods to Prevent Soil Erosion
Plantation of trees and plants.
Placing crushed stone, woodchips and other similar
materials in heavily used areas where vegetation is
hard to establish and maintain.
Stop illegal logging.
Methods to Prevent Soil Erosion
Stop illegal mining and quarrying.
Do less in clearing lands without purpose.
Know the effects of doing improper things to
discourage one’s self.
Minimize cutting of trees. If done, plant another
tree as replacement.
It all starts to us…

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    Displacement of theupper layer of soil; it is a form of soil degradation. This natural process is caused by the dynamic activity of erosive agents, that is; - water - water - air -human - ice - plants - snow - animals
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    Displacement of theupper layer of soil; it is a form of soil degradation. This natural process is caused by the dynamic activity of erosive agents, that is; - water - ice - snow - air - plants - animals - humans
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     occurs primarilywhen dirt is left exposed to strong winds, hard rains, and flowing water. In some cases, human activities, especially farming and land clearing leave soil vulnerable to erosion. Soil erosion
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    Human Activities Land clearingand illegal logging may caused the soil unfertile. No roots can hold the soil so that it may easily erode. Illegal logging Land clearing
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    Dry land During rainydays, soil may easily get eroded because of this cause. The cracks will serve as the passages of water. While water flows, it may excavate the soils.
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    No discipline community may also causeerosion. For instance, improper disposal of garbage. “What we sow, we will reap.”
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    Community Vanishes Improper wastedisposal may cause flash flood that leads to erosion.
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    The effects ofsoil erosion go beyond the loss of fertile land. It has led to increased pollution and sedimentation in streams and rivers. Clogging these waterways and causing declines in fish and other species. And degraded lands are also less able to hold onto water, which can worsen flooding.
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    Can Soil Erosionbe Prevented?
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    Methods to PreventSoil Erosion Plantation of trees and plants. Placing crushed stone, woodchips and other similar materials in heavily used areas where vegetation is hard to establish and maintain. Stop illegal logging.
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    Methods to PreventSoil Erosion Stop illegal mining and quarrying. Do less in clearing lands without purpose. Know the effects of doing improper things to discourage one’s self. Minimize cutting of trees. If done, plant another tree as replacement.
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    It all startsto us…