Question

Shelter belts reduce soil erosion in arid areas, why?

Answer 1

Answer:

shelter belts are like a barrier.

Explanation:

they prevent soil erosion as the trees' roots hold the soil firmly. mark as brainliest

Answer 2

Answer:

Shelterbelt plantations, which are vegetative barriers of trees/shrubs/bushes, are used as protective measures to minimize risk and adverse effects of winds particularly in hot arid region. These are designed to reduce wind velocity, soil erosion, provide protection to roads, railways, water bodies, canals.