What changes did humans make that affected local environments during the agriculture revolution?

During the Agricultural Revolution, humans transitioned from nomadic lifestyles to settled farming, leading to significant environmental changes. They cleared vast areas of forests for crop cultivation and livestock grazing, which altered local ecosystems. The introduction of irrigation systems modified waterways and increased soil erosion, while the domestication of plants and animals reduced biodiversity. These practices set the stage for long-term impacts on the environment and landscape.