Grazing impacts ecosystems significantly, as the presence and behavior of herbivores influence vegetation patterns and biodiversity. Moderate grazing can promote plant diversity by preventing the domination of certain species, allowing for a variety of plants to thrive. However, overgrazing can lead to soil erosion, loss of vegetation, and desertification, threatening ecosystem integrity. The balance between grazing intensity and land health is crucial to maintaining diverse habitats. Sustainable grazing practices are essential to ensuring that ecosystems remain resilient and productive while supporting both livestock and wildlife.