Investigating the 20-year evolution of Deh Punak green cover (1379 to 1399)

The increasing development of cities and the increase of artificial spaces in them has posed a threat to urban green cover. Green coverings that have cultural, historical, and social identities. In fact, urban green cover is one of the most important recreational and tourism platforms in cities that have been neglected in the development of contemporary cities. Urban vegetation is related to many components, including socio-demographic issues, urban laws, ecological issues, etc., and also affects some. In this research, Deh-e Punak has been studied as a case study from 1379 to 1399. Deh-e Punak is a comprehensive example of all the evolutionary trends of urban green cover, because it has historical, religious, and natural values, and has also experienced a variety of land change processes from small and large parts. The present research has been done by the method of documentary study and case study. In this research, with comprehensive and qualitative and software studies, the green cover structures of Deh-e Punak have been analyzed. In this study, while recognizing the factors affecting the urban vegetation of Deh-e Punak, their importance, and necessity, its historical-religious identity, laws, and guidelines affecting green cover, ecological and social effects, we have tried to introduce strategies to improve green cover. Deh-e Punak should be paid taking into account all the components. The results of this study show that the urban green cover of Deh-e Punak directly affects the quality of life and the most important factor that improves and expands urban green cover in urban tourism.