The impact of overgrazing on rangelands is detrimental to the environment, leading to soil degradation, loss of vegetation, and decreased biodiversity. When livestock graze excessively, it prevents the healthy regrowth of plants and can result in soil compaction, erosion, and a decline in soil fertility. Overgrazing also disrupts the natural habitat for native species, threatening their populations. Consequently, this can lead to desertification, where once-productive land becomes barren. Sustainable grazing management is crucial to prevent these negative effects and ensure the long-term health of rangelands and the ecosystems they support.