Uluru's environment has been challenged over time by people climbing it and trampling the shrubs and greenery. They also break the rocks and if people keep walking upon it's surfaces it will eventually turn to rubble.
Credits:
Created with images by swampa - "Uluru" • pradeepbharadwaj@rocketmail.com - "aboriginal paintings in the cave of the uluru" • shaire productions - "Rocky Surface" • shaire productions - "Rocky Surface" • pradeepbharadwaj@rocketmail.com - "aboriginal paintings in the cave of the uluru" • shaire productions - "Rocky Surface" • pradeepbharadwaj@rocketmail.com - "aboriginal paintings in the cave of the uluru" • shaire productions - "Rocky Surface" • shaire productions - "Rocky Surface" • shaire productions - "Rocky Surface" • pradeepbharadwaj@rocketmail.com - "aboriginal paintings in the cave of the uluru" • shaire productions - "Rocky Surface" • pradeepbharadwaj@rocketmail.com - "aboriginal paintings in the cave of the uluru" • shaire productions - "Rocky Surface" • pradeepbharadwaj@rocketmail.com - "aboriginal paintings in the cave of the uluru" • shaire productions - "Rocky Surface" • pradeepbharadwaj@rocketmail.com - "aboriginal paintings in the cave of the uluru" • shaire productions - "Rocky Surface"