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Saudi Arabia environmental conservation initiatives
Overview
Saudi Arabia has implemented several environmental initiatives under the Saudi Green Initiative to enhance biodiversity and combat desertification.
Initially, the National Center for Vegetation Cover Development and Combating Desertification registered 26 national parks, covering more than 5,115 square kilometers, into the National Register of Protected Areas. This action aimed to align national data with international standards and improve environmental planning.
Following this, the Kingdom launched the National Greening Season, a campaign to expand vegetation cover using native plant species and encourage environmental volunteerism. Additionally, a solar power installation near the Red Sea coastline in the Prince bin Salman Nature Reserve is being used to support the conservation of the Arabian sand gazelle. This project, described as ‘ReWildingVoltaics’, utilizes wildlife-proof fencing to protect the species with the goal of increasing the population from 38 to over 500 animals.
Entities
National Center for Vegetation Cover Development and Combating Desertification · Saudi Green Initiative · AMAALA · Saudi Arabia · Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture
Timeline
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesSaudi Arabia launches National Greening Season and solar-based wildlife conservation
Saudi Arabia has launched a National Greening Season to combat desertification and is utilizing solar power installations to provide breeding habitats for threatened Arabian sand gazelles.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesSaudi Arabia registers 26 national parks in protected areas registry
Saudi Arabia has registered 26 national parks, totaling over 5,115 square kilometers, in the National Register of Protected Areas to support the Saudi Green Initiative and international conservation standards.
Sources
annahar-news.com · arabnews.pk · goodnewsnetwork.org · okazalyoum.com