Turning deserts green to tackle drought and land degradation

In places like Al Thadiq National Park - known for its sweeping valleys and spanning 600 square kilometres - nature-based solutions are helping to restore degraded land, return wildlife, and combat drought and desertification.
Restoring the park is part of Saudi Arabia’s wider plan to regreen huge swathes of desert at home and beyond its borders to tackle the issues of drought, desertification, and land degradation threatening the MENA region.
Globally, More than two billion hectares of the world’s land is degraded, affecting half of the world's population. Without urgent action to rejuvenate and safeguard the ground, 95 percent of all land will be degraded by 2050.
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