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Farasan Islands Welcome Thousands of Migratory Birds in a Biodiversity Boost

Jazan – The Farasan Islands Reserve is once again drawing global attention as more than 10,000 migratory waterbirds arrive for

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Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Coast Declared Environmentally Healthy in Landmark Wildlife Study

Dammam – Saudi Arabia’s National Center for Wildlife has announced encouraging results from its first comprehensive environmental assessment of the

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Researchers Report Remarkable Improvement in Red Sea Coral Reef Health, Boosting Saudi Arabia’s Conservation Success

Riyadh – In a major environmental breakthrough, researchers from Saudi Arabia’s National Center for Wildlife (NCW) have reported a significant