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As the world celebrates World Wildlife Day (WWD), Saudi Arabia proudly highlights its remarkable achievements in wildlife conservation, both within the Kingdom and across international borders. As the world celebrates World Wildlife Day (WWD), Saudi Arabia proudly highlights its remarkable achievements in wildlife conservation, both within the Kingdom and across
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 of a large screen connected to the Remote Sensing Unit, Engineer Khalaf Al-Shamri, NCW’s Head of Information Systems, outlined the
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 Dosari with a warm smile, reflecting the care of someone deeply connected to nature. As his four-wheel drive glides across
By Ahmad Al-BougEditor-in-Chief After almost 900 days of perseverance, a Saudi team embarked on a long and challenging journey through the vast, arid deserts of the Empty Quarter. On 20 September 2023, the mission was completed with the reintroduction of 930 species, marking a significant moment in Saudi Arabia’s environmental
Blue HolesBlue holes are an enchanting natural wonder, attracting curious tourists and captivating scientists alike. From above, they appear as halos of deep blue water, sharply contrasting with the surrounding turquoise sea.Contrary to the idea that these formations are remnants of ancient celestial impacts, blue holes are actually vast caves,
The unexplored marine areas of the Red Sea conceal countless secrets. From the smallest micro-organisms to mighty whales, this vibrant world teems with life and diversity, harbouring mysteries seldom dreamt of many of these hidden realms remained shrouded until the Red Sea Decade Expedition (RSDE), ventured into the depths, revealing
as Told by Mohammed Al-Qahs In times of scarcity and hunger, local communities practiced what we now recognize as sustainability. Despite the abundance of wildlife, they followed self-imposed regulations and methods for environmental stewardship. These communities successfully implemented sustainable practices long before the advent of writing or media. They respected
In April 2024, a significant environmental event took place in Riyadh—the inaugural Protected Areas HIMA Forum. This landmark gathering attracted prestigious guests from around the world, all dedicated to the conservation of natural habitats and wildlife. Under the patronage of His Excellency Eng. Abdulrahman AlFadley, Minister of Environment, Water &
Saudi Arabia is at an important moment in its environmental journey, where the need to protect our natural legacy has never been more pressing. As the stewards of a nation rich in biodiversity, the National Center for Wildlife (NCW) is dedicated to safeguarding the Kingdom’s diverse habitats, conserving wildlife species,
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.
