Without the regular grazing of sheep, the grass first grows very tall and then fall over preventing the fresh growth at the great Himalayan National Park.

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Nomadics used to graze their sheep regularly on the alpine meadows. It was a regular practice by them. But when the national park was formed, these Nomadics were prevented from sheep grazing, thinking that overgrazing is leading to problems such as soil erosion. Now, it is seen that without the regular grazing by sheep the grass first grows very tall and then falls over preventing fresh growth.

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The great Himalayan National Park contains,within its reserved area,alpine meadows which were grazed by sheep in summer.Nomadic sheperds drove their flock up from the valleys every summer.When this national park was formed,this practise was put to an end.Now it is seen that wothout the regular grazing by sheep the grass grows very tall and then falls over preventing fresh growth.

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