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welcome to Jordan

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An old stamp shows the Arabian oryx (1984)

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An old stamp shows the Arabian horse in Jordan 🥰 (1989)

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🌍معلومة في سطور؛
اختفت قطعان المها العربي نهائياً من المناطق البرية في الأردن في عقد الثلاثينيات من القرن الماضي بسبب عمليات الصيد والمؤثرات الطبيعية. وقد بدأت جهود صون المها العربي في الأردن في عام 1978م وذلك بقيام الجمعية الملكية لحماية الطبيعة باطلاق 11 رأساً من المها العربي في محمية الشومري. وفي عام 2002م تم اعادة توطين المها العربي في محمية منطقة وادي رم الطبيعية بجنوب الاردن .

🌍Oryx leucoryx

Flocks of the Arabian Oryx completely disappeared from the wild in Jordan in the 1930s due to hunting operations and natural influences.  The conservation efforts of the Arabian Oryx in Jordan began in 1978, when the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature released 11 heads of Arabian oryx in the Shomary Reserve.  In 2002, the Arabian Oryx was resettled in the Wadi Rum Nature Reserve in the south of Jordan.

Yasmeen Hussein ⚘

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Jordanian Costumes

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A yellow-tailed surgeon fish .. It is found in coral reefs in the Gulf of Aqaba 🐟😊
**Mosaic work using eggshells
By; Yasmeen Hussein

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🌍 معلومة في سطور
طائر السمنة الزرقاء🐦،  ممكن رؤيته في المنطاق الواقعة ما بين اليرموك والبتراء 😃
بريشتي؛ ياسمين حسين💙

🌍Monticola solitarius 🐦💙
A  blue bird, can be found  along Jordan valley, from Al Yarmouk to Al Petra.

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Dibeen Forest Reserve is a nature reserve located in the north-west of Jordan. It is situated just south of the Roman site of Jerash and covers an area of 8.5 square KM of rolling hills covered with pine–oak habitat. This area houses the largest Aleppo Pines one of the oldest and naturally grown habitats in Jordan. It also is the home to 17 endangered species such as the Persian Squirrel.
The area has protected as a nature reserve in 2004 under the initiative of the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature.

Geology and climate:
The forest is known as the driest places in the region and ranges over 60 km and is changing in altitude of 500m to 1000m above sea level. The rock within the reserve is a mixture of limestone and chalky limestone, which was been formed into steep slopes. The average rainfall is 710 millimetres per year. Within the forest, there is a variety of moisture conditions, with wadis giving different regimes from those found on the steep slopes.

The Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN):
The Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN) is a voluntary organization that works to preserve the natural resources of Jordan. It has established in 1966 under the patronage of Queen Noorr and the late King Hussein as Honorary President.
In 1966, their main focus was the decline in animal species due to illegal hunting in the area and the disregard to nature in Jordan. The small group of pioneers worked side by side with the government to make sure that wildlife has kept safe by creating ground rules and hunting laws. As a result, in 1973, the RSCN has given the right to issue hunting licenses and develop hunting patrols to regulate hunting laws in Jordan. Their work flourished and by 1995 they were the first to establish the first Jordanian Environmental Protection Law and an Environmental Police Unit in 2006.
Throughout the years the RSNC has dutifully protected six areas around Jordan (1200 square meters). These areas include Shaumari, Azraq, Dana, Wadi Mujib, Ajloun, and Dibeen.
On May 17, 2016, The Jordan Times wrote an article on the RSCN's celebration of its golden jubilee.

Flora:
The forest reserve contains one of the last remaining examples of a pine–oak forest in the Middle East. The species of the reserve's trees vary with elevation Aleppo Pines inhabit the lower altitudes, the mixed pine–oak woodland (comprising Aleppo Pine and Palestine Oak) grows in the middle and a species of small deciduous oak – Quercus infectoria (the Aleppo, or Cyprus, Oak) – grows at the higher altitudes. Other flora in the habitat include orchids, Greek strawberry trees, pistachio and olive trees. The forest's age structure shows wide variation, with many areas containing mature forest trees and a vigorous understory.

Fauna:
At least 17 endangered species have been identified within the reserve. These include the Persian red squirrel, four bat types, grey wolves and striped hyenas. Woodland birds also live in the forest. It is also believed but not proven, that this reserve has the last population of Southern Banded Newts living in Jordan.

Conservation:
Dibeen Forest Reserve was established in 2004 after being listed as a conservation priority in the 1998 protected areas review and the 8.5 km^2 area became part of the protected area.
Between 2004 and 2007, UNDP led a project in the Dibeen Forest, Jerash, Al Meirad and Burma municipalities of the region to support the establishment of the nature reserve. This helped to conserve the unique local biodiversity and encouraged the local communities to make sustainable alternative uses of the available resources. As a result, there was increased awareness of the local capacity-building and need for the conservation-oriented land use planning in the region.
Despite efforts to protect the forest, it is gradually and systematically being destroyed by the establishment of modern cement projects, intentional fires, over grazing and illegal sporadic logging.

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The Azraq Wetland Reserve is a nature reserve located near the town of Azraq in the eastern desert of Jordan. An oasis for migratory birds, Azraq has established in 1978 and it covers 12 square KM. The natural springs dried up in 1992 and most migratory birds subsequently moved away from the area. Artificial springs have maintained today in order to keep the site a tourist destination.

History:
The wetlands have created some 250,000 years ago, like a result of being fed by aquifers that corresponded with geological changes. Azraq has been the crossroads of both human trade routes and bird migrations since ancient times. Millions of cubic meters of freshwater attracted camels caravans carrying spices and herbs traveling between Arabia, Mesopotamia and Syria. Millions of migrating birds stopped in Azraq between Africa and Europe. However, in the 1960s water began to be pumped to support Amman's booming population. In 1978, the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature established Azraq as a wetlands reserve. By 1992, however, the springs dried up, and the aquifers that had once gushed ceased to provide. All the water buffalos of Azraq died, and many migrating birds went to the Sea of Galilee instead.

Azraq today:
The Azraq wetlands have been describe as in the state of "ecological collapse". RSCN continues to fight an uphill battle against rising population and a growing demand for water. The 10,000,000 cubic M of water per year provided by the Jordanian Ministry of Water to maintain Azraq is only sufficient to restore Azraq to 10% of its original size. Today, there are more than 500 illegal wells still pumping water from Azraq. In just 37 years the numbers of migrant birds have reduced from 347,000 on February 2, 1967 to 1200 birds on February 2, 2000. Azraq provides drinking water for one-quarter of Amman. 25 square KM once covered by wetlands have now dried up.

Accommodation:
RSCN maintains an Azraq Lodge several kilometers away from the wetlands that features a gift shop, restaurant, 16 rooms in a 1940s British military hospital, and a reception area.
Trails and activities
The Marsh Trail is a raised platform going through the reserve that is approximately 1.5 KM. Sections of the trail are on land going through the reeds. Halfway through the trail is the mud-brick "rustic bird hide", overlooking one of the reserve's lagoons, which is used for bird watching.

Wildlife:
Migratory birds come from Anatolia, Scandinavia, Siberia, and Africa, stopping in Azraq during the long journey.] The partial restoration of the wetlands by RSCN have resulted in the return of several migratory species, such as the hoopoe lark, Cetti's warbler, the desert finch, and the marsh harrier. Among the 280 recorded migratory species in Azraq are the ruff, avocet, little stint, and the little ringed plover. Additionally, several birds of prey stop in Azraq, such as the European honey buzzard and Montagu's harrier.

Prehistoric Wildlife:
From ancient times, Azraq, ecologically, was a continuation of Africa. In this time period, many animals often characterized as African lived in Azraq. Among these species were the Syrian wild ass, wild camel, rhinoceros, hippopotamus, Asian elephant, gazelle, aurochs, Asiatic cheetah, Syrian ostrich, Asiatic lion, and Arabian oryx. All of these animals, except the gazelle, are now extinct in Azraq, and Jordan alike.

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The Ajloun Forest Reserve is a nature reserve located in the Ajloun Governorate in north-west Jordan. Established by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature in 1988 in the area around the village of Umm Al-Yanabi, it comprises an area of 13 square KM. The reserve is houses a captive breeding programme for the locally extinct roe deer and was been declared an Important Bird Area by Bird Life International. There are also a number of hiking trails for tourists.

In October 2018, Ajloun Natural Reserve won a place among the top 100 sustainable destinations on the global tourism map.

Geography and climate:

The climate in the reserve is rare in Jordan as wooded areas account for only 1% of Jordan's area. The geography of the reserve contains mostly rolling hills and valleys as well as some springs. The reserve enjoys a Mediterranean-like climate but was been affected by desertification and deforestation for the past 200 years.

Flora and fauna:

The reserve is home to a wide variety of plants and animals. The following animals can be found at the reserve:

Evergreen oak, (Quercus calliprinos)

Carob, (Ceratonia siliqua)

Terebinth (Pistacia terebinthus)

Strawberry tree, (Arbutus andrachne)

Black iris, (Iris nigricans), the national flower of Jordan

Wild boar (Sus scrofa)

Stone marten (Martes foina)

Golden jackal (Canis aureus)

Red fox (Vulpes vulpes)

Striped hyena (Hyaena hyaena)

Persian squirrel (Sciurus anomalus)

Indian crested porcupine (Hystrix indica)

Wolf (Canis lupus)

Roe deer (Capreolus capreolus)

RSCN programs:

The RSCN manages the reserves public and touristic programs. Tourists can stay in tented lodges or cabins between the months of March and November. The RSCN also leads an educational initiative for local youth to learn about biodiversity. Students have taught to measure soil quality, monitor tree renewal and classify plants and animals. The RSCN has also re-introduced the locally extinct roe deer from specimens taken from Turkey. Today there are approximately 12 deer living within the reserve as part of a captive breeding program.

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Dana Biosphere Reserve is Jordan's largest nature reserve, located in south-central Jordan. It has founded in 1989 in the area in and around the Dana village and Wadi Dana comprising 308 square KM.

Human presence:The people of the Ata'ta (or Al Atata) tribe are the native inhabitants of Dana Biosphere Reserve. Their history in Dana dates 400 years, but their original settlement in the area dates more than 6000 years. Besides the presence of the Ata'ta people, archeological discoveries suggest Palaeolithic, Egyptian, Nabataean, and Roman settlement in Dana.

Accommodations: Visitors to Dana Nature Reserve and Dana village can stay at Dana Cooperative Hotel and other accommodations. Geography Dana Biosphere Reserve drops from an altitude of 1,500 M on the Qadisiyah plateau to the low-lying desert area of Wadi Araba. The varied geology of Dana contains limestone, sandstone, and granite. The area of Wadi Dana features wind-cut sandstone cliffs. Dana is the only nature reserve in Jordan that crosses four bio-geographical zones, Mediterranean, Irano-Turanian, Saharo-Arabian, and Sudanian penetration.

Plants: Dana is the most diverse area of plant life in the country, consisting of numerous vegetation types including Phoenician juniper, evergreen oak, sand dunes, acacia, and rocky sudanian. Dana is the southernmost area in the world to host the Mediterranean cypress, Cupressus sempervirens. Of the hundreds of plants species inhabiting Dana, three can be found nowhere else in the world. Many plants, especially trees and shrubs, grow in the highlands of the nature reserve.

Endangered species: The threatened Nubian ibex, Syrian serin, caracal, and lesser kestrel are natives of Wadi Dana and plans to save the species were put forth by Global Environment Fund in 1994. Additionally, the largest breeding colony of the Syrian serin is in Dana Nature Reserve. Threats to the animals include hunting.

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There are at least seven nature reserves in Jordan. In 1966, the organization that would later start Jordan's nature reserves, the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature was founded. RSCN's first efforts involved bringing back severely endangered species. In 1973, RSCN was gave the right to issue hunting licenses, giving RSCN an upper hand in preventing extinction. The first step was the founding of Jordan's first nature reserve, Shaumari Wildlife Reserve, in 1975. The primary purpose was to create means to breed endangered species, specifically: the Arabian Oryx, gazelles, ostriches and Persian onagers in their natural environment.

In 1994, shortly after Dana Biosphere Reserve was established, RSCN began its Research and Survey section, made up of experienced researchers with the primary goal of collecting information at the reserves needed to create a sustainable living environment for wild animals through scientific research. Shortly thereafter, Wild Jordan has created as a business branch of RSCN dealing with socio-economic projects. In 1999, RSCN started a training program to build local and regional skill in conserving nature. RSCN raised more awareness in 2005 with a "Save Jordan's Trees" campaign. Jordan's sixth and latest nature reserve, Dibeen Forest Reserve has created in 2004, cementing 1,200 square KM of protected natural landscape throughout Jordan.

FIFA Nature Reserve has designated in 2011. In 2018 Burqu, Dahek, and Dmeitha nature reserves have designated.

Additional nature reserves and sites for preservation have been propose.

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Recycling plastic bags 🛍

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Candles with roses and cranberry scent❤️
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The Pink Sinaitic Bird is one of the most beautiful types of songbirds and the national bird of the Kingdom of Jordan and is located in the pink city of Petra.

1- Habitat of the pink bird

This bird lives in Petra, Jordan in rocky environments that do not contain plants, and it resides in rocks, mountains and fortified crevices incubator makes it a suitable habitat for this bird to live in and to reproduce in addition to that this bird is one of the birds that do not live without water and the presence of springs in Petra makes it the place The ideal pink bird living.

2- Pink bird food
The Sinaitic bird feeds on the fruits of wild plants, buds, seeds and grains

3- The characteristics of the pink bird
The pink bird is a small bird, whose length ranges between 15.5-16 cm and weighs between 17-24 grams, and there is a big difference between the pink male and the female in the colour of the head and body, as the male is distinguished by its pink and red colour and its brown wings, and this colour acquires after about a year of Reproduction and hatching.
The pink bird first appeared in the pink city of Petra

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Umm Qais

Umm Qais is a Jordanian town located in the Bani Kinana District of the Irbid Governorate, in the north of the Kingdom.

Biodiversity in Jordan 🌳💚

Layan Saad Aldeen

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Dead Sea 💙

The Dead Sea is located in the southwestern part of the continent of Asia, between Palestine and Jordan
The high content of Dead Sea water salts helps to see visitors floating on the surface of the water, and they put mud rich in minerals on their bodies, and it is noteworthy that these salts also help in the treatment of many diseases such as: rheumatism, osteoporosis, psoriasis, and it is found in areas near the sea  Several factories, tourist hotels and spas.

Biodiversity in Jordan

Layan Saad Aldeen

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Al_Salt 😃

The city of Al-Salt is located in the Balqa Governorate in the west of central Jordan. The city of Al-Salt contains many residential architectural buildings in the Islamic style, and Al-Salt is the capital of the Balqa Governorate.

Biodiversity in Jordan 🌳☘️

Layan Saad Aldeen

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Azraq Waterland Reserve 💙

The Azraq reserve is located in Jordan in the Azraq oasis in the eastern desert of the Jordanian lands, named after the Azraq oasis, which forms part of its area and is covered by ponds, swamps and aquatic plants. The reserve provides protection for birds that live or move near the marshes, ponds and water reserves in the reserve  Blue. The Azraq habitat is a place of residence for migratory birds between Africa and Asia. The Azraq reserve is also rich in plant and animal wildlife and is almost covered with aquatic plants.

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Biodiversity in Jordan
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💜 Iris nigricans is a flowering plant in the family Iridaceae. It is the national flower of Jordan. The flower are blackish-purple💜
💜السوسنه السوداء
نبته مزهره في عائلة Iridaceae. وهي الزهرة الوطنية للأردن، الزهره مسودة أرجوانية💜

💚Thymus vulgaris Stems tend to be narrow or even wiry; leaves are evergreen in most species, arranged in opposite pairs, oval, entire, and small, 4–20 mm long, and usually aromatic. Thyme flowers are in dense terminal heads with an uneven calyx, with the upper lip three-lobed, and are yellow, white, or purple.

Several members of the genus are cultivated as culinary herbs or ornamentals, when they are also called thyme after its best-known species, Thymus vulgaris or common thyme💚
💚الزعتر الشائع
تميل السيقان إلى أن تكون ضيقة أو حتى سلكية ؛ الأوراق دائمة الخضرة في معظم الأنواع ، مرتبة في أزواج متقابلة ، بيضاوية ، كاملة ، وصغيرة ، بطول 4-20 مم ، وعادة ما تكون عطرية. أزهار الزعتر تكون في رؤوس نهائية كثيفة مع كأس غير متساوي ، مع شفة علوية ثلاثية الفصوص ، وهي صفراء أو بيضاء أو أرجوانية.

يُزرع العديد من أعضاء الجنس كأعشاب طهي أو نباتات الزينة ، عندما يُطلق عليهم أيضًا الزعتر بعد الأنواع الأكثر شهرة ، Thymus vulgaris أو الزعتر الشائع💚

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White Poplar  is a species of poplar, and it belongs to the Saffar family. It is common in Spain, Morocco, Central Europe (northern Germany and Poland) and Central Asia. It grows in humid locations, in hot summer and cold or temperate winters. The white poplar is a medium-sized deciduous tree that grows to a height of 16-27 m (rarely more), with a trunk diameter of 1 m. Its bark is smooth greenish-white to grayish-white, characterized by dark rhombic spots on young trees that become blackened and split at the base of old trees.

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White Poplar  is a species of poplar, and it belongs to the Saffar family. It is common in Spain, Morocco, Central Europe (northern Germany and Poland) and Central Asia. It grows in humid locations, in hot summer and cold or temperate winters. The white poplar is a medium-sized deciduous tree that grows to a height of 16-27 m (rarely more), with a trunk diameter of 1 m. Its bark is smooth greenish-white to grayish-white, characterized by dark rhombic spots on young trees that become blackened and split at the base of old trees.

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#clothbagschallenge she started it thank you yasmeen and thank you teacher kawther love you team Biodiversity 😊😘

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Wadi Al-Haidan is a valley located in the Governorate of Madaba, Jordan, 30 km away from Madaba.  It extends over the longitude 35.47 east and latitude 31.33 north, as it follows to the Mleih district in the Thiban district within the Madaba governorate.  The water abounds in it, as it forms a heavy stream in the winter, which continues its path through it to an area called “Al-Malaki,” which is where its waters meet the waters of Wadi Mujib, cutting approximately 35 km down to the mouth of the Dead Sea.
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Rashrash water falls where is in the west of the town of Kafr Abel in the Koura district, which is the longest waterfall in Jordan🌼
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King Talal Dam in Jerash♥️

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Nada ahmad

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Some pigeons flying in the jordanian beautiful sky 😃🕊

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نحن نحب بيئتنا لذلك هيا نحافظ نحافظ عليها من الأكياس البلاستيكية!
لنقم بتحدي الأكياس البلاستيكية!!!

We love our environment so let us save it from plastic bags!
Lets do a cloth bags challenge!!!

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A garden in the Marj Al-Hamam area in Jordan contains some bushes and recreational games for children that families come to for a weekend, for example, and perhaps other vacations

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These are pictures of the gori rose, which is spread in Jordan and is considered one of the oldest decorative roses. An essential oil is extracted from it and used to make the most famous perfumes.

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Al Hussein Gardens is a public park located in Amman, Jordan. It is considered a prominent landmark in the city of Amman, which includes a cultural village, sports fields, a memorial, an amphitheater and a circular square, in addition to the Royal Automobile Museum, the Children's Museum, and the King Hussein Mosque.  The landscaped areas occupy approximately 280,000 square meters.

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Ajloun is a city located in northwestern Jordan, which is a city surrounded by high mountains, known as the Ajloun mountain range.

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The benefits of thyme, and its nutrition facts.
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The Roman Ruins of Jerash/ Jordan 🇯🇴💕

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