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Saudi Arabia's iconic oryx antelope are a key part of an ambitious plan to rewild Saudi Arabia and the surrounding region. The effort includes replanting native trees and restoring vegetation cover, and along with a dramatic expansion of the country’s national park system.
The push is designed in large part to prevent land degradation and creeping desertification in this country of 36 million people.
“We cannot have sustainable development without environmental protection and land is at the heart of environmental protection,” says Osama Ibrahim Faqeeha, Saudi Arabia’s Deputy Minister of Environment. “It is the backbone of terrestrial biodiversity, vegetation cover and much more.”
World Environment Day on 5 June is the biggest international day for the environment. This year, World Environment Day focuses on land restoration, desertification and drought resilience.
For more, visit www.worldenvironmentday.global
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[@SutanMantari13]

Nice work😊😊😊

[@dharmalingamselvarajan2186]

Every one must think the nature and atleast you do something to thanks the nature .don't forget it .
Thanks saudi attention on nature

[@EdiliaGonzalez-go7us]

☺️ gracias por todos ustedes. 🤲🌍🕊️ gracias

[@gamgaraii9707]

I told Many times: fossil fuel is to blame for ecosystem loss, diminished demand for it is to be applauded for making lazy people learn a good lesson!