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In general, shelterbelts are strips of vegetation composed of trees and shrubs grown along the coasts to protect coastal areas from high velocity winds and also from devastations like the ones caused by tsunami. They also serve the purpose of sand binders and prevent sand erosion.
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Livestock shelterbelts protect livestock and livestock facilities, and can provide odor control. ... Shelterbelts may also be planted to improve wildlife habitat, and to provide a buffer between agricultural land and bodies of water. Shelterbelts provide many benefits to the environment and society as a whole.
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