ZOMIN MILLIY TABIAT BOG'IDA TABIIY VA ANTROPOGEN OMILLARNING ATROF-MUHIT SHAROITLARIGA TA'SIRI

This article analyzes the impact of natural and anthropogenic factors on environmental conditions in the Zaamin National Nature Park. Natural factors such as climate, relief, soil, and vegetation cover are studied as key determinants of ecosystem stability. At the same time, anthropogenic influences including tourism development, livestock farming, and forest resource exploitation are examined for their negative environmental effects. The results show that human activities contribute to biodiversity loss, soil erosion, and landscape transformation.