Egyptian Nature Reserves are protected areas established to conserve the country's unique biodiversity and natural landscapes. These reserves play a crucial role in safeguarding various ecosystems, including wetlands, deserts, and coastal regions. They provide habitats for numerous species, some of which are endemic or endangered, and promote sustainable tourism and research. There are over 30 designated nature reserves in Egypt, such as the Ras Mohammed National Park and the Wadi El Rayan Protected Area. These areas not only preserve wildlife but also offer opportunities for visitors to experience Egypt's natural beauty through activities like hiking, birdwatching, and diving.