Abstract

Natural regeneration is the most important factor in survival and sustaining forest parks. This study was conducted to compare the regeneration frequency of trees species at distances of 15, 40 and 80 mfrom roads considering tourist pressure in Alang Dareh forest park. Results show that number of high seedling in low tourist pressure area was more than that of area with severe tourist pressure. Moreover, total number of seedlings in low tourist pressure area was more than that of area with severe tourist pressure. Lowest number of seedlings was recorded at distance of 80 m from road edge because of the tourist density and consequently soil compaction. Key words: Tourist pressure, regeneration, forest road, Alang Dareh park.

Highlights

  • Com mpariso on of the t tree es regenerattion at differe ent distances fro om Ala ang Da areh fo orest ro oads c conside ering touris st pressure

  • Lowest number of seedlings grew at the distance of 80 m from road edge, because tourist density and soil compaction was high in this zone

  • Number of seedling decreased with increasing distances from road edge in low tourist pressure area

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Faculty of Forestt Sciences, Go organ Univers rsity of Agricultural Science es and Natura al Resources,, De. Natural regeneration is the most important facto or in surviva al and sustain ning forest p parks. Natural regeneration is the most important facto or in surviva al and sustain ning forest p parks This s study was conducted to compare the regenera ation frequen ncy of trees species at d distances of 15, 40 and 8. M. total numbe er of seedlin ngs in low to ourist pressure area wa as more than n that of are ea with severre tourist pressure. L numb ber of seedlin ngs was reco orded at disttance of 80 m from road d edge becau use of the tourist dens sity and cons sequently so oil compactio on

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Study site
Sam mpling design and a field surve ey
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Number of coppice seedlings
Conclusions
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