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Over 60,000 trees planted to drive environmental sustainability across Islam’s holiest sites

  • 3-fold increase in green spaces compared to last year’s Hajj
  • Vision 2030 focus on pilgrim comfort, viable tourism growth
By Tareq Al-Thaqafi ·

Authorities complete greening drive in Abqaiq 

By SPA ·
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Saudi Arabia advances environmental restoration, sustainability goals

By SPA ·

NCVC plants 100 million seedlings in Al-Jouf to increase vegetation cover

By Arab News ·

Qassim governor launches tree-planting drive

By Arab News ·

King Salman Royal Reserve reports rehab of 750,000 hectares of degraded land

By Arab News ·
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Saudi Arabia joins global community in marking International Ozone Day

By Rashid Hassan ·
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How land-based moss could cool, decarbonize Saudi cities

By Ghadi Joudah ·

Saudi royal reserve tightens entry, picnic rules

By Arab News ·
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New land restoration guide to unify afforestation efforts

By Waad Hussain ·
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How Saudi forestry supports biodiversity and mitigates the effects of climate change

By Haifa Alshammari ·

Five Arabian sand gazelles born in Buraidah Oasis

By Arab News ·
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How Saudi companies are redefining corporate responsibility with ESG leadership

By Afshan Aziz ·

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