The Arabian Wolf’s Fight for Survival

Echoes of the Wild Our ancestors left us a proverb to illustrate the delicate balance between predator and prey: “The wolf shall not die of hunger, and the sheep shall

Napoleon Wrasse .. A Majestic Fish on the Brink of Survival

The Napoleon wrasse Cheilinus undulatus, known for the distinctive hump on its forehead, is one of the ocean’s most captivating creatures. Its unique appearance, reminiscent of the hat worn by

Saudi Arabia’s Pioneering Conservation EffortsRestoring the Arabian Leopard

The Arabian leopard, the largest and most powerful feline in the Arabian Peninsula, is one of the rarest animals in the world. Over the past century, its population has dwindled

National Plan to Solve the Baboon Problem by 2026

In an effort to tackle the growing baboon problem, the National Center for Wildlife (NCW) has devised a sustainable solution expected to be fully implemented by 2026. Speaking in front

Saudi Arabia’s Uruq Bani Ma’arid Protected Area Earns World Heritage Status

In Uruq Bani Ma’arid, the Arabian oryx roam freely, but the only shots taken here are with cameras, not guns. “We don’t want to tire them out,” says Mubarak Al

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WildLife Magazine: Issue 1

October - November 2024

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Embracing Our Shared Responsibility

Nurtured by NatureKenana Dahlan In the tapestry of life, each thread represents a different living

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A Complete Guide to Safe, Enjoyable, and Responsible Hunting

Hunting is a cherished recreational activity worldwide, offering people an opportunity to connect with nature,

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The Unique Perspective of Saudi Arabia’s Term for ‘Wildlife’

Arabic is a rich and complex language, with one English word often having multiple translations.

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Balancing Heritage and Conservation .. Responsible Hunting in Saudi Arabia

Hunting laws in Saudi Arabia are deeply rooted in the Kingdom’s cultural traditions.These regulations, derived

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A Haven for Migratory Birds .. 499 Wings Over Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia, uniquely positioned at the crossroads of Asia, Africa, and Europe, serves as a

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The Arabian Wolf’s Fight for Survival

Echoes of the Wild Our ancestors left us a proverb to illustrate the delicate balance

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