Soil erosion is the process by which soil moves from its original site to another. This may be only a short distance, or many kilometres away. One of the most obvious examples in New Zealand is the landslips on hill-country pastures.
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Department of Conservation
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wow I have never seen any
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29 o Hūrae 2010
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