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Special Over 60,000 trees planted to drive environmental sustainability across Islam’s holiest sites

Over 60,000 trees planted to drive environmental sustainability across Islam’s holiest sites

  • 3-fold increase in green spaces compared to last year’s Hajj
  • Vision 2030 focus on pilgrim comfort, viable tourism growth
By Tareq Al-Thaqafi ·
Authorities complete greening drive in Abqaiq 

Authorities complete greening drive in Abqaiq 

By SPA ·
The rehabilitation of 1 million hectares has delivered wide-ranging environmental, social, and economic benefits. (SPA) photos

Saudi Arabia advances environmental restoration, sustainability goals

By SPA ·
NCVC plants 100 million seedlings in Al-Jouf to increase vegetation cover

NCVC plants 100 million seedlings in Al-Jouf to increase vegetation cover

By Arab News ·
Qassim governor launches tree-planting drive

Qassim governor launches tree-planting drive

By Arab News ·
Restoration and rahabilitation efforts are focused on reclaiming vast areas affected by desertification and overgrazing. (SPA)

King Salman Royal Reserve reports rehab of 750,000 hectares of degraded land

By Arab News ·
Special Saudi Arabia joins global community in marking International Ozone Day

Saudi Arabia joins global community in marking International Ozone Day

By Rashid Hassan ·
How land-based moss could cool, decarbonize Saudi cities graphic

How land-based moss could cool, decarbonize Saudi cities

By Ghadi Joudah ·
Saudi royal reserve tightens entry, picnic rules

Saudi royal reserve tightens entry, picnic rules

By Arab News ·
Special New land restoration guide to unify afforestation efforts

New land restoration guide to unify afforestation efforts

By Waad Hussain ·
Special How Saudi forestry supports biodiversity and mitigates the effects of climate change graphic

How Saudi forestry supports biodiversity and mitigates the effects of climate change

By Haifa Alshammari ·
Five Arabian sand gazelles born in Buraidah Oasis

Five Arabian sand gazelles born in Buraidah Oasis

By Arab News ·
Special How Saudi companies are redefining corporate responsibility with ESG leadership graphic

How Saudi companies are redefining corporate responsibility with ESG leadership

By Afshan Aziz ·

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