Arnebia Decumbens: A Key to Desert Sustainability

The Arnebia decumbens plant, a seasonal wildflower, flourishes in the Northern Borders Region during spring, adding vibrant color to pastures and deserts. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the plant holds cultural significance, reflecting the deep connection between local communities and their natural environment.

 According to Nasser Al-Majlad, the head of the Aman Environmental Association, the Arnebia decumbens is an herbaceous plant characterized by red roots. It serves as a vital food source for wildlife and livestock, contributing to ecological balance and soil stabilization in sandy areas.

 Arnebia decumbens is a prominent natural landmark in the Northern Borders, valued for its beauty, ecological importance, and cultural heritage. It symbolizes the harmony between nature and Bedouin traditions, reflecting the ancient customs of utilizing the region's natural resources.