Heat stress threat to flora and fauna
The article discusses warnings about the impact of the severe heatwave on plant and animal wealth in Jordan, where high temperatures reaching up to 45°C lead to weakened tree production and deteriorating animal health. It offers important advice for farmers and breeders, including scheduling watering during early morning hours or after sunset, increasing the amount and frequency of watering, using shade nets, and reducing chemical fertilization. It also emphasizes the necessity of providing cold water for the animals, creating well-ventilated environments, and offering shaded areas to reduce heat stress and ensure the sustainability of the plant and animal resources amidst harsh climatic conditions.
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