Djebel Aissa National Park, located in Algeria's Naâma Province within the Saharan Atlas, spans 24,400 hectares and was established in 2003. The park plays a critical role in protecting the fragile ecosystems of the Western Highlands, which face threats from desertification. Its diverse flora includes juniper, holm oak, Aleppo pine, and native grasses like esparto. The park is also home to various wildlife species, such as Barbary sheep, Dorcas gazelles, and porcupines, highlighting its ecological significance.