Spatial distribution of proper region for recreation tourism utility emphasize identifying xerophyte herbivores and carnivores wild life corridor

Our goal is to identify the biological suitability in Geno desert area that is the most important protected area in Hormozgan, according to land evaluation by FAO models and ecological and sub structural factors. In this research we use different maps of slopes, dams, temperature, vegetation, soil, water resources and natural attractions (vegetation plants, kinds of wild life and wild life density) and sub structural factors (roads and distances of cities and facilities). Livestock grazing models enter the models of wildlife suitability, and then tourism suitability is determined. We use endemic plant suitability models for vulnerable, low-risk and rare vegetation landscape. The final results of tourism suitability in Geno show that 35.4% of the land has high limitations (S3) and 64.6 % is not suitable (N). There is no area with S1 and S2. Water resources, topography (dam, slope) are the limitation factors and temperature, natural attractions, wild life and native plant diversity are vulnerable and in danger. Proximity to citis and service facilities are the exasperting factors.