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First onager born in Saudi Arabia in over a century at royal reserve

  • Reserve said the male onager was born in June last year as part of the Arabian rewilding program
  • Reserve is also expecting two additional onager births this winter, reflecting the progress of conservation efforts
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Saudi royal reserve uses GPS tracking on sand cats in global first

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Arabian hare returns to Saudi Arabia

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Saudi conservation efforts bring Asian houbara back to the wild

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Royal reserve launches satellite tracking of endangered Red Sea turtles

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Saudi reserve launches Mideast’s first female sea ranger corps

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First sand gazelle of 2025 born at royal reserve

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40 women rangers recruited for Saudi royal reserve

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How Saudi Arabia’s Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve protects biodiversity

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Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve welcomes recruits to fifth ranger corps

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