National Center for Wildlife Development

Saudi Arabia’s National Center for Wildlife Development has launched a survey of the Red Sea’s crown-of-thorns starfish to better understand and manage future outbreaks of the coral-eating species. The action plan is the result of a…
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Teams from Saudi Arabia’s National Center for Wildlife will begin examining various caves in the Northern Borders region as part of the Caves Exploration Program, which began in 2022. It comes as part of a larger program that monitors…
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The National Center for Wildlife recently released 60 seabirds into their natural habitat at Al-Aziziyah Beach in the Eastern Province following rehabilitation. The initiative underscores international commitments and efforts to preserve…
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Eight breeding and conservation programs are underway at a Saudi wildlife center dedicated to preserving endangered species. Houbara bustards, Arabian oryxes, North African ostriches, mountain gazelles and goats, lynxes, and hares are…
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Saudi Arabia’s National Center for Wildlife is looking at ways to deal with the country’s growing baboon population that is impacting the environment, farming and recreational areas. The center recently held a workshop with experts and…
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Konoz, an initiative of the Saudi Ministry of Media’s Center for Government Communication, has released a new documentary “Horizon,” on Netflix, in collaboration with the National Center for Wildlife. The documentary highlights the…
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The National Center for Wildlife Development, in cooperation with the Development Authority of Imam Abdulaziz bin Mohammed Royal Reserve, recently released a number of animals from endangered species into the King Khalid Royal Reserve.…
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