Grazing Intensity and Socioeconomic Activities in Wadi Allaqi Biosphere Reserve, South Egypt
Kamal Hussein Shaltout,
Yassin Mohamed Al-Sodany,
Ashraf H. Salem
et al.
Abstract:Natural resources, human and socioeconomic activities data were collected directly from human beings at the downstream and upstream parts of Wadi Allaqi. A survey of Bedouin living in this wadi was undertaken using an open-ended questionnaire to gain information about the best general critical factors that controlling the natural recourses of economic activities and their type, only for men bediouns, furthermore, grazing intensity was estimated. Domestic and wild animals can graze and browse on 58.8% of the to… Show more
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