The term CATTLE GRAZING AREA can be summarized as a LEA, which stands for a 'Livestock Exclusion Area'. This is an area of land that is specifically designated for the grazing of livestock, such as cattle. It is usually fenced off and has a water source, such as a pond or stream, to provide the animals with access to water. The purpose of a LEA is to protect the environment from overgrazing and to ensure that the animals have enough food and water.