A nature lover by birth I’m born like that, I love nature, especially the desert ecosystem and camels. I take therapy from nature. I’m a true believer in nature. The far and wide horizons of the desert provide an opportunity to take long deep breaths and refresh your memories and thoughts. On each side you …
There is no better place for ecotherapy than a desert Read More »
Each year soil day is celebrated globally to aware the masses about the importance of soil health. As I have been writing on healthy ecosystems, grazing, and biodiversity under the climate change scenario, I’m going to share a few of my relevant articles which are very helpful to understand the importance of soil and soil …
Mare is a female horse, having two teets, producing very precious milk. The Mares’ milk is very white in color, watery in nature, and sweeter in taste. Composition and Wellness Power of Mare Milk (MM) It has been revealed that horse milk was used around 3500 years BC in present-day Kazakhstan. The MM is traditionally …
Global Camel Wool Production The annual wool production from the camel is around 60,000 thousand tons (only the wool of Bactrian camel is recorded), and approximately 17 % (3000 tons) comes from the first fleece (baby camel wool) that is ready at the age of 1.5 to 2 years of age (with a max percentage …
Zygophyllum qatarense synonym Tetraena qatarensis (Haram in Arabic) is important flora of the desert ecosystem Tetraena (Zygophullum) is one the of most important flora in the desert, especially in the United Arab Emirates. It is not only food (leaves and twigs for livestock and wild animals), but also life support to the birds and insects. …
A mysterious disease is killing hundreds of Zygophyllum flora in the desert Read More »
