Qassim National Park Records Third Consecutive Arabian Oryx Births

Qassim National Park in Buraidah has recorded the birth of an Arabian oryx for the third consecutive year, marking an important environmental milestone and reflecting the ongoing success of release and reintroduction programs led by the National Center for Wildlife (NCW), which seeks to preserve endangered wild species and enhance biodiversity in their natural habitats.
 This achievement exemplifies a pioneering collaboration between the NCW and the National Center for Vegetation Cover Development and Combating Desertification through initiatives such as vegetation enhancement, natural habitat rehabilitation, and the creation of suitable conditions for the breeding and sustainability of wild species.
 Qassim National Park is one of several national parks implementing afforestation and environmental rehabilitation projects under the Saudi Green Initiative, strengthening the region’s ecological diversity and showcasing the role of national parks as models of successful environmental sustainability programs in the Kingdom.