The inspired tourism product is exposed to many dangers that threaten it, on top of which is climate change, which contributes to the extinction and deterioration of a group of living organisms in the two oases, and the failure of a group of plant species to adapt to the various climatic changes contributed to the disappearance of some of them. Climate change, represented by the problem of water scarcity, deterioration of the quality of soil, the decline of biological diversity, the decline of agricultural activity, which is the main source of income for about 80 percent of the inhabitants of the two oases, and the loss of local experience inherited through generations. As a result of all these factors, the two oases (my oasis inundated and the bed) have been facing in recent years economic difficulties, and the most important causes of them are the harsh climate as a result of drought and the expansion of desertification, not to mention the decline in the number of tourists coming to the region, which negatively affected the return of tourism, which is the second economic resource on which the population depends These areas.

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