Overview
A closer look at Bissa Forest
Bissa Forest is located in a distinguished strategic site, about 10 kilometers north of the Zebouja district and 30 kilometers south of the Beni Houa coast. The forest extends at an altitude of 1125 meters above sea level, providing a humid and mild climate most of the year, contributing to the flourishing and diversity of vegetation. The forest is a wonderful natural refuge for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility and relaxation amid picturesque landscapes and fresh air. Bissa Forest covers a vast area estimated at 1500 hectares and is characterized by its unique botanical diversity, including green cork oak, oak, Aleppo pine, mastic tree, Barbary juniper, carob, rosemary, and Tizal plants. This botanical diversity not only provides a stunning natural scene but also contributes to maintaining the ecological balance of the area, as these trees are home to many living creatures and play a significant role in soil stabilization and erosion prevention. Regarding wildlife, Bissa Forest hosts many species of birds and wild animals, making it an ideal destination for bird watchers and sustainable hunting. Among the animals inhabiting the forest are partridge, quail, turtledove, imperial eagle, and vultures, along with many other species that find in this ideal environment a safe habitat for reproduction and coexistence. This animal wealth increases the importance of the forest as a natural reserve that needs to be preserved to ensure the sustainability of this ecological diversity for future generations.