Trampling Intensity is a quantitative ecological metric that measures the frequency and force of physical disturbance imposed by livestock or wildlife on vegetation and soil within a defined area, distinguishing it from other grazing-related impacts by specifically quantifying mechanical damage due to foot traffic.
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