Rangeland degradation is considered as the foremost ecological factor that reduces livestock production (Trollope and Coetzee, 1975), this is because grazing is an economic way of consuming rangeland vegetation. Hence the decrease in range productivity results in the reduction of animal production and management alternatives (Zacharias 1994). A good management practise is a requirement for rangeland and livestock interaction. Since rangeland degradation is taking place as a result of no grazing management strategies, vegetation loss for fuel and no clear specialist of rangeland ownership (Ahmad et al., 2012). Therefore to control the problem of rangeland degradation it requires an understating of the cause, trend, and rate of degradation.
