Using native plants as sustainable solution for controlling aeolian activities

Abstract Kuwait is experimenting with the restoration of severely degraded terrestrial regions in its northern region, center for development wildlife habitats. The re-implantation and reproduction native plants project, which will run from June 2003 to May 2019, main part zones. most effective reducing aeolian mobile sediments were highlighted, along endangered plant species area, including Lycium shawii, Haloxylon salicornicum, Rhanterium epapposum, Panicum turgidum and, Calligonum polygonoides . irrigation these was kept up around one two years using brackish water a productive well that produced 20 26 m 3 per hour (TDS=4, 900 ml/l) hydrogen sulfide-free. Maximum captured Nitraria, Haloxylon, Tamarix, Lycium, , Citrullus at 11.17, 6.29, 6.09, 5.77, 5.60, 5.51m respectively. Their relative economic values 14.74, 8.3, 8.04, 7.62, 7.39 and. 7.27 $, making them controls processes both current upcoming applications.