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When rain reaches the ground, the outcome depends on what is below. Without vegetation, water can easily wash away soil, sediments, and pollutants, carrying them into surrounding areas. But when grass and other plants cover the surface, their roots help hold soil particles together, reducing erosion and allowing more water to infiltrate into the ground. If trees are also present, their deeper roots create natural channels that guide water further underground while the soil traps some impurities along the way. This process acts like a natural filtration system, helping protect water quality and maintain healthier ecosystems.

When rain reaches the ground, the outcome depends on what is below. Without vegetation, water can easily wash away soil, sediments, and pollutants, carrying th…