Erosion plays a primary role in geological processes by shaping landscapes and contributing to soil formation. It facilitates the transportation of minerals and nutrients essential for ecosystem health. Over time, erosion can lead to the development of various landforms, such as valleys and riverbanks, and can influence sedimentation processes in water bodies. However, excessive erosion can also result in negative consequences, such as habitat loss and reduced soil fertility. Managing erosion is crucial for maintaining ecological balances and protecting natural resources.