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The Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve has celebrated the birth of the first sand gazelle of the 2025 spring season. (SPA)

First sand gazelle of 2025 born at royal reserve

  • Native to Saudi Arabia, the sand gazelle is one of 23 species selected for reintroduction into their natural habitat as part of the program
By Arab News ·
40 women rangers recruited for Saudi royal reserve

40 women rangers recruited for Saudi royal reserve

By Arab News ·
Special How Saudi Arabia’s Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve protects biodiversity photos

How Saudi Arabia’s Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve protects biodiversity

By Haifa Alshammari ·
Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve welcomes recruits to fifth ranger corps

Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve welcomes recruits to fifth ranger corps

By Arab News ·

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