
King Salman Reserve Authority Enhances Environmental Conservation, Ecosystem Restoration
The SGI underscores a national commitment to uniting community efforts in implementing measurable environmental actions, improving quality of life, and supporting Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
To commemorate this milestone, the authority has spearheaded field initiatives, awareness campaigns, and land rehabilitation programs, achieving remarkable results: Restoration of over 700,000 hectares of land
Planting of three million trees
Distribution of four tons of seeds
Engagement of 11,000+ volunteers
Additionally, the authority has enforced measures to protect vegetation from vehicle damage, raised public awareness on sustainable land use and habitat preservation, and educated local communities on the detrimental effects of illegal logging. These efforts collectively foster a thriving ecosystem for wildlife and promote long-term environmental sustainability.
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