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Saudi Arabia’s Ma’ila Park sees major ecological restoration push

  • Infrastructure is being developed, including buildings, water networks, in excess of 50 seating areas, and more than five restroom facilities to improve visitor services
By SPA ·

Program to train experts in forest rehabilitation

By Arab News ·
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Major Saudi ecotourism investment opportunities in national parks

By Haifa Alshammari ·

Vegetation center collects 80 tonnes of seeds

By Arab News ·

Center’s agreement aims at combating desertification

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

By Waad Hussain ·

New Saudi initiative focuses on water efficiency

By Arab News ·
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How Saudi forestry supports biodiversity and mitigates the effects of climate change

By Haifa Alshammari ·

Endangered wildlife released in Riyadh, rare oryx born in Qassim

By Arab News ·
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Kingdom’s 75-year green plan ‘a battle for cleaner air, healthier soil’

By Ghadi Joudah ·

New initiative to plant 60m seeds for sustainability

By Arab News ·

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