Analyse et diagnostic des espaces verts urbains : cas du jardin public de l'APC d'Ain Temouchent

Abstract

The north-west of Algeria is characterized by a very diverse biotope, which provides many benefits to its inhabitants, such as better management of rainwater, reduced air pollution and a sense of well-being. The city of Ain Temouchant includes many private gardens with a substantial plant biodiversity. To ensure sustainable development, it is important to intensify the protection and enhancement of this natural heritage. The feasibility of effectively managing the biodiversity of these areas depends on a good knowledge of their vegetation cover. This work was carried out at the level of the APC public garden, located in the town of Ain Temouchant. Its objective is the study of the flowering procession to characterize the species ordinarily living in this medium. A total of 36 plant species were counted. They are divided into 25 families. Ficus retusa is the most representative species with 28.5714286% of the total number of species. The results show that a look must be taken at the garden studied, which can be a medium for the conservation of biodiversity, for ecological and educational purposes