Wind erosion is a natural process where strong winds remove soil and rock particles from the Earth's surface. This occurs mainly in dry and barren areas, where vegetation is sparse, allowing the wind to easily pick up loose materials. Over time, wind erosion can lead to the formation of features like dunes and can significantly alter landscapes. The effects of wind erosion can be detrimental to agriculture and ecosystems. It can strip away fertile topsoil, reducing land productivity and leading to desertification. To combat wind erosion, practices such as planting cover crops and building windbreaks are often employed to protect the soil and maintain its integrity.