الادارة البيئية المتكاملة للمحميات في العراق وتاثيرها على السياحة البيئية == Integrated Environmental Management Of Reserves In Iraq And Its Impact On Eco - Tourism
Author name:
غفران محمود عبد الكريم
Supervisor name:
محمد صالح تركي القريشي
General topic:
Urban Planning
Specific topic:
Environmental Planning
Degree:
Master
University:
University of Baghdad - Higher Institute Of Urban And Regional Planning - Urban And Regional Planning Center For Postgraduate Studies
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Baghdad
First pages:
09T484 - p.pdf
Abstract:
The evolution in new concepts to the process of integrated environmental management at the level of the world and the results that have been obtained through the use of these concepts and their application in practice and success dramatically, especially in developing countries, where affect the absence of integrated environmental management of all activities negatively on the reality of environmental country as well as the great neglect of the regions biodiversity in Iraq and Altsahro instability of water levels and poaching of birds and fish operations to a large Tadmnkhvd in fact normal life factors, and the Zmnkhvd concept of eco - tourism could be one of the effective ways to contribute to the preservation of nature reserves and achieve the goals of integrated environmental management protected area.In light of the foregoing section of the research, into three chapters, the first chapter includes a conceptual framework for environmental management and the concept of natural reserves in general and the concept of environmental tourism in the area of nature reserves and how to deal with the reserves and development and development to maintain.The second chapter included the natural characteristics of the study area (low Aldelmj) and the topography of the region and the most important climatic phenomena affecting the region.In the third quarter came practical study and methodological framework for the study and containing the presentation and analysis of the Form questionnaire and then the rationale for inclusion of low Aldelmj reserves in Iraq and ends with a search of the most important conclusions and recommendations reached by Albha research.
