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Absolutely. Rain will run straight down rock , and will erode bare soil so badly , landslides will surely follow. The biggest man-made problem is clear-cutting of trees . It creates the environment for landslides, loosens boulders, disrupts wildlife habitat . Wind can also cause massive erosion of desert and unplanted fields. Planting is the best way to prevent erosion. Deeply rooted plants and trees are best, but even grass or scrub brush will help. Discourage destructive activities in you area. Even fallow fields[resting ones] can be planted to clover and plowed under for crops later. It will only enrich the soil. Keep dry grassy areas cut short to lessen the possibility of grassfires,and of course, always be care ful with campfires. If you can't plant every bare spot, rock will help with wind erosion and mulch will retain water and release it when the soil is dry . Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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Erosion changes the physical surface by wearing it down or reshaping it over time through the process of movement or removal of soil, rock, or other materials. This can result in the formation of features such as valleys, canyons, and sediment deposits.

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it can make it smoother, rougher, canyons, mountains, ect.

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