Components for establishing Natural Reserves in an area extending from Karsa in the east to Sousa in the west in Green Mountain (a case study)

Abstract

This study addressed the area extending from karsa in the east to sousa in the west in green mountain region, identifying the factors that qualify certain area to be a natural reserve and the extent to which   these factors apply to the study area, this was achieved through field studies, distributing questionnaires to tourists and visitors in the region, and residents, the study concluded that the region possesses the factors that qualify it to be a natural reserve, however the region suffers from unsustainable and unorganized human exploitation of its natural resources, which negatively affects its biodiversity, the study recommended the region a natural reserve, involving local residents in its protection, and conducting periodic studies on biodiversity to monitor any changes that may occur.