| Name | Tourbière de Dar. Fatma |
| Country | Tunisia |
| Description | - |
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Name | Tourism Development Area I |
| Country | Egypt |
| Description | - |
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Name | Tourism Development Area II |
| Country | Egypt |
| Description | - |
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Name | Tourtite |
| Country | Morocco |
| Description | - |
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Name | Tripoli |
| Country | Libya |
| Description | A national Reserve established in 1978 |
| Refrences | https://chronicle.fanack.com/libya/facts-and-figures/geography-and-climate/nature-reserves/ |
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Name | Tsili |
| Country | Morocco |
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Name | Tubli Bay |
| Country | Bahrain |
| Description | A sheltered bay with extensive intertidal mud/sand flats south of the capital city Manama. The only remaining natural mangrove stand in the country is located at Ras Sand in the southwest corner of the site. Important nursery area for commercially-important prawns and fish. An important staging and wintering area for up to 45 species of waterbirds. Land use within and around the site is limited to small-scale commercial fishing, recreation and cultivation. |
| Refrences | https://rsis.ramsar.org/ris/921?language=en |
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Name | Tyre Coast Nature Reserve |
| Country | Lebanon |
| Description | World Heritage Site. The Ramsar site is located within the best preserved stretch of sandy coastline in southern Lebanon; it is remarkable for its biodiversity but threatened by its proximity to the city of Tyre and the Rachidieh refugee camp. Its artesian wells are an important heritage site and give rise to a number of notable freshwater habitats. Beach vegetation is dominated by sea spurge and cotton weed, while the hillocks are dominated by shrubs, grasses and the rush, Juncus. Vegetables, citrus and palm trees are cultivated within the reserve area and irrigated with water from the artesian wells. In the summer months, the area is a popular tourist destination. The beaches of Tyre are thought to be important nesting areas for the Green Turtle and Loggerhead Turtle. |
| Refrences | https://rsis.ramsar.org/ris/980 |
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Name | Umm Al Aish Reef (Taylor Rock) |
| Country | Kuwait |
| Description | Umm al 'Aysh is a reef(s) and is located in Al Farwaniyah, Kuwait. The estimate terrain elevation above seal level is -9999 metres |
| Refrences | http://kw.geoview.info/umm_al_%60aysh,285440 |
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Name | Umm Al Maradim |
| Country | Kuwait |
| Description | Umm al Maradim is an Island located at the extreme south of Kuwait's marine borders near the junction with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Umm Al-Maradim is surrounded by deep waters which enable ships to land directly at its shores - an advantage which is not available on most Kuwaiti islands. Its length east to west is less than a mile (1.6 kilometer) and its width is about a third of a mile (540 meters). It is an oval island with a sand cape. Pearl oysters breed around the Umm Al-Maradim seabed. In the past, ships sailed for pearl diving in the morning and returned by night to the island. So the island was crowded with the ships' crews, divers and pearl traders who flocked to purchase the pearl harvest from the ships' captains. The island is usually full of migratory and sedentary birds, especially seagulls. During the rainy season, it is covered with green grass which makes it a beautiful place for those who enjoy outings amidst the splendor of nature. Umm Al-Maradim was the first Kuwaiti land to be liberated from the Invasion of Kuwait in 1991. On its territory the Kuwaiti flag was hoisted again proclaiming the defeat of aggression and the restoration of legality. The island is uninhabited except for some public buildings such as a lighthouse and a police station |
| Refrences | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umm_al_Maradim_Island |
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Name | Umm Al Namil |
| Country | Kuwait |
| Description | Umm al Namil is an island belonging to Kuwait, located within Kuwait Bay, in Persian Gulf. It is known to be the site of several archeological finds, mainly from the Islamic era, and the bronze age. The island is at shortest, 600 meters away from the Kuwaiti mainland. |
| Refrences | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umm_an_Namil_Island |
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Name | Umm al-Qamari Islands |
| Country | Saudi Arabia |
| Description | The two islands of Umm Al Qamarie)4.03square kilometers)Reserve are located further north off Al Qunfudah. Thousands of African Collared Doves and Turtle Doves, for which the islands are named,breed here.Herons, Pelicans, Gulls and Osprey also share the reserve.Included under protection are the coral reefs just off the islands.Lying only one-half meter below the water`s surface, these reefs support spectacular marine life characteristic of the Red sea. |
| Refrences | https://www.swa.gov.sa/en/protected-areas/umm-al-qamari |
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Name | Umm Gudair |
| Country | Kuwait |
| Description | - |
| Refrences | http://www.geographic.org/geographic_names/name.php |
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Name | Uraifjan Reef |
| Country | Kuwait |
| Description | - |
| Refrences | http://www.protectedplanet.net/uraifjan-reef-coral-reef-area |
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Name | Vallée d'Iherir |
| Country | Algeria |
| Description | UNESCO World Heritage site. A high valley (1100m-1400m) in the center of a limestone Saharan plateau characterized by intermittent streams, lakes, and marshes, freshwater springs, and subterranean karst hydrological systems. The isolated nature of the site has led to remarkable evolutionary phenomena, described as (at the same time, a laboratory and a museum of the process of evolution), particularly for species which have been best able to resist the desertification of the area, such as lizards, serpents, and four species of fish. Basic palm and fig culture is practiced near the site by the Tuareg community on terraces above the valley floor, and some raising of vegetables takes place in areas shaded by trees. The rocky mountain walls bear rich pictorial evidence of some of the first human inhabitants of the Sahara; this has encouraged fairly significant tourism, which, however, was drastically diminished between 1992 and 2000 and is only recently beginning to recover. |
| Refrences | https://rsis.ramsar.org/ris/1057?language=en |
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Name | Vallée de l'Oued Soummam |
| Country | Algeria |
| Description | Situated in the northeast of the country, the site is the furthest point downstream in the Soummam catchment. It is characterized by permanent rivers, temporary marshes in the mountain regions, and a coastal lagoon. It is of particular importance for recharging the groundwater and regulation of flow, and the upstream sections control the risk of flooding further downstream. The site also supports the vulnerable European Otter (Lutra lutra), which has over the years disappeared completely from the northwest and is in decline in the central and eastern regions. Other fauna supported are 119 species of birds, 38 species of mammal, amphibians such as the Sahara Frog (Rana saharica) and reptiles such as the viper (Natrix Maura). The main land uses are for agriculture, olive plantations, and small village settlements. The threats facing this site are the result of unsustainably using the resources of the site to support the income-generating activities previously mentioned. |
| Refrences | https://rsis.ramsar.org/ris/1898?language=en |
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Name | Wadi 'Iya' / Ballasmar |
| Country | Saudi Arabia |
| Description | Important juniper woodland, not yet inventoried, but the flora would be similar to that of Raydah. Species in it Hepaticopsida, Bryopsida, Juniperus procera, Erica arborea, Acacia origena (A. negrii), Olea europaea ssp. africana |
| Refrences | http://faculty.ksu.edu.sa/Alfarhan/Pages/ConservationEfforts.aspx |
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Name | Wadi Al Alaqi |
| Country | Egypt |
| Description | This Wadi is a large dry river that used to rise from the Red Sea hills especially Elba mountain. After the construction of the High Dam and filling lake Naser with water, the water flowed into Wadi Al -Alaqi and it became part of the Lake. Since the water level became low in the lake, the water has gone down off a great part of the Wadi and accordingly it became uncovered with water. It has greenery, its soil is rich and it is a kind of pasture for animals. Wadi Al -Alaqi is a good example for dry lands, however it exhibits an astounding picture of botanical variety. 92 species of plants have been reported. |
| Refrences | http://www.eeaa.gov.eg/english/main/protect_desc.asp |
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Name | Wadi Al Batin |
| Country | Kuwait |
| Description | - |
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Name | Wadi Al Houjair |
| Country | Lebanon |
| Description | - |
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