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Nurtured by NatureKenana Dahlan In the tapestry of life, each thread represents a different living being, all woven together to create the beauty of our world. Just like us, animals and plants are integral parts of this tapestry, relying on the same air, water, and balance in nature. It’s up
Hunting is a cherished recreational activity worldwide, offering people an opportunity to connect with nature, experience the outdoors, and create lasting memories with friends and family. However, before setting out on a hunting expedition, it’s important to adhere to safety guidelines and regulations that ensure a successful, enjoyable, and ethical
Arabic is a rich and complex language, with one English word often having multiple translations. Simply using a direct translation can sometimes fail to capture the full meaning, leading to confusion. This is particularly true for the word ‘wildlife.’In Saudi Arabia, the term “Natural Life” is used to describe organisms
Hunting laws in Saudi Arabia are deeply rooted in the Kingdom’s cultural traditions.These regulations, derived from Islamic teachings, reflect a profound respect for nature and its resources. Civil enforcement mechanisms ensure that hunting is carried out responsibly, with an emphasis on conservation and the protection of endangered species.Saudi Arabia plays
Saudi Arabia, uniquely positioned at the crossroads of Asia, Africa, and Europe, serves as a vital passageway for millions of migratory birds. This vast kingdom, with its diverse landscapes, acts as a natural bridge guiding birds on their extraordinary journeys between the fertile breeding grounds of Europe and Central Asia
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 not cease to be.” This saying underscores the necessity of maintaining equilibrium in the natural world, where the wolf must
Saudi Arabia is home to a unique combination of natural, climatic, and geographical features that make it a globally significant region for wildlife preservation. The Kingdom encompasses hundreds of endangered plant and animal species and is strategically located at the crossroads of Asia, Europe, and Africa. This position makes it
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 French General Napoleon Bonaparte, has earned it the common name. Also referred to as the Humphead wrasse, this majestic fish
Dr. Ahmed Badri, Invertebrate Ecologist,National Center for Wildlife In 2023, the National Center for Wildlife (NCW) made a groundbreaking contribution to the field of arachnology by documenting 12 species of scorpions across Saudi Arabia. Among these, four species were recorded for the first time globally, marking a significant milestone for
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 dramatically due to poaching and habitat destruction, placing it in the “Critically Endangered” category. However, Saudi Arabia is working to
Wildlife Magazine, published by the National Center for Wildlife in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, focuses on research and studies related to environmental and wildlife conservation. The magazine aims to raise awareness of the importance of biodiversity and the protection of local species by providing in-depth scientific reports and field news on wildlife conservation efforts in the Kingdom. The magazine is an important source of environmental information and innovation.
