Ministry removes trees at Umm Al Ma'a Beach
Doha
As part of its ongoing efforts to preserve environmental balance, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MoECE), represented by patrols from the Wildlife Protection Department and in cooperation with the Natural Reserves Department, removed a number of trees planted by some visitors at Umm Al Ma'a Beach, due to their unsuitability for the surrounding natural environment.
The ministry expressed its gratitude to beachgoers for their commitment to planting trees on the beach, out of their sense of social responsibility towards their local environment.
It also emphasise the importance of environmental initiatives in coordination with the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change to protect environmental balance and biodiversity across all areas of the Qatari environment.
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