Ibn Hammad Valley Will Be Preserved

The Ibn Hammad Valley stretches from the northern mountains of Karak to the Dead Sea with altitudes ranging from 800 meters above and 400 meters below sea level. About 10,000 people live in the villages scattered throughout the valley and hundreds of tourists visit each year. The valley is known for is unique natural scenery and variety of flora and fauna. The IEM-JRV project aims to preserve the areas special biodiversity and balance conservation needs with increased tourism.