Socioeconomic factors affecting the degradation of natural resources (Case study: basin 9 0f Shafaroud)

Journal Title: International Research Journal of Applied and Basic Sciences - Year 2012, Vol 3, Issue 8

Abstract

Unfortunately, the facts show that the degradation of natural resources in the country. Due to the importance of this issue, the present study aims to examine the social - economic factors effecting on natural resource degradation, by collecting data from experts in natural resources in the basin 9 Shafaroud of Guilan provinces. For this purpose, this study was performed by collecting descriptive information on socio - economic survey method within a range of 10 degrees with a distance scale. In this range, the number of zero and 10 respectively, defined for response without affecting and a response very effective to the degradation of natural resources. As well as other types of questions as (yes, no and somewhat) in each of the factors studied were embedded in the questionnaire. And finally, the problems of forest ecosystems in the form of questionnaire with 25 questions provide to 73 administrative senior experts in natural resources. Factor analysis showed that 15 cases of problems and bottlenecks discussed, involved more than average in the proper development of the area that their average score was 6. To determine suitability of data for the application, KMO and Bartlett test was used. KMO value in this part of the study was estimated 0/788 which is a very good value for factor analysis. Due to this fact that the minimum subscriptions number is 0/73, so subscribe table indicating the suitability of the questions in this area in the process of factor analysis. The results show that the number of farmer and failure to meet the appropriate grazing time is the major reason to destruct natural resources (Forest and Rangeland). Also illiteracy of foresters and improperly behavior of ranger and changing the exploitation of forests to the private sector, show no significant difference in destruction natural resources.

Authors and Affiliations

Masoud Amiri Lemar| Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences PhD student in Environmental Ecology

Keywords

Related Articles

Relationship between participatory management and teacher’s organizational commitment

The main objective of this study was review the relationship between participatory management and organizational commitment. In this study the population included all teachers at area 2 Elementary schools in Rasht city t...

The Individualism in Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People

This paper is a detailed study of Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People in the light of individualism. Ibsen was one of the world’s greatest dramatists who is considered as the father of modern drama, the leading figure...

Assessment of physico-chemical characteristics and treatment method of Paper Industry Effluents : a review

The wastewaters generated from production processes of this industry include high concentration of chemicals such as sodium hydroxide, sodium carbonate, sodium sulfide, bisulfites, elemental chlorine or chlorine dioxide,...

Evaluation of the effect of cash holding, dividends and financial leverage on competitive power of firms accepted in stock market

Cash is a great part of a firm asset. Therefore, it is a vital resource of each business institution which is paid attention by managers and investors. Current paper is an applicable one which is aimed at investigating t...

A Survey of the Organizational Culture with Job Satisfaction of Education in the Dalgan City

The purpose of present study is examining organizational culture with job satisfaction of Dalgan city's education staff. Statistical population consists all of Dalgan education staffs in school year of 93-94 which accord...

Download PDF file
  • EP ID EP5080
  • DOI -
  • Views 398
  • Downloads 20

How To Cite

Masoud Amiri Lemar (2012). Socioeconomic factors affecting the degradation of natural resources (Case study: basin 9 0f Shafaroud). International Research Journal of Applied and Basic Sciences, 3(8), 1567-1573. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-5080