Reagan Rigzar is located 28 degrees North 43 degrees to 28 degrees 49 degrees North and 59 degrees 16 minutes east of the southeastern Kerman province near the city of Reagan. The area lies northeast of the South Lot or Lot Zangi Ahmad, and the Reagan River is one of the sources of the Shoregs Hamoon Salt Desert in Lot Zangi Ahmad. The area is covered with sand, which differs in terms of sex and color from other Iranian sand. The color of sandstone is lighter than other sandstones of Iran, probably originating from the rocks. The sandstorm has a west-east extension and is about 20 km west-east and north-south about 4 km at most. The sandstorm is surrounded by many villages in the Reagan area and its spread threatens the lives of the villagers. The tallest sand dunes in the region are about 75 meters high. Many people believe that the region has healing properties. Installation of some alcoves, installation of sanitary facilities and providing a convenient way to access the hills in the vicinity of Ali Abad village behind Rig, 13 km from Reagan city are among the amenities available in the area.

One of the most valuable natural areas of Kerman province is Kahrifan forest in this region. This forest reservoir is the largest forested area of ​​Iran with an area of ​​30,000 hectares and is one of the most important animal habitats of Kerman province. One of the most important uses of this extensive forest is to stabilize the sand in the area and to prevent desertification so that survival in many populations of eastern Kerman depends on this forest. In the meantime, human factors, as well as drought and continuous drought, have in recent years caused irreparable damage to Reagan’s forests, which has required the conservation and survival of this unique forest to be carefully managed. These trees are such that they can survive at the height of dehydration, and this is the main advantage of hornbeam trees.
Due to the specific structure of its leaves in dry and rainless seasons, this plant is able to absorb the required moisture through the leaves. The average rainfall in the Kohan and Desert Reagan forests is about 50 mm.

It is one of the endangered habitats of the Iranian razor lizard. The Persian razor lizard (/ uromastyx asmussi /) was reported and described about 147 years ago by a researcher called “Stretch” 60 kilometers south of Khusuf on the outskirts of the Lut Desert. The species was also reported and described 134 years ago by Bolanjee near Reagan. After more than a century, the Iranian razor lizard was once again observed and revived by an interested student in the Saif al-Din Plain, 65 kilometers south of Reagan. According to the laws and regulations of the EPA, the species is protected and protected by international organizations. Persian razor lizards are scattered in the eastern part of the central plateau of Iran, southwestern Pakistan and southern Afghanistan in desert and semiarid desert habitats in shrubby, pebbly and rocky plains with shrubby vegetation. This type of warm, sunny day is active in the middle of the day, and its nest includes underground holes to dig. It is found in adult vegetarian specimens and reportedly lay 7 to 10 eggs a year. Wildlife in the area can be described as sand fox, sand cat, hobra, bog, agama and gecko, hawk, jordan, pomswaki, two-legged, hen chicken, desert sage and more.