The forest found in the district falls under the dry region comprising mixed forest range.

Without long, sustained rainfalls this winter these dry regions are heading for drought next year.

Carbon dioxide could also be changing the type of plants growing in dry regions.

But their long, thin shape, with its smaller surface, produces less evaporation, and helps them to conserve water in the cold, dry regions where most conifers grow.

Buildings in the hot and dry regions, had corridors directing the wind to cool naturally.