To protect wildlife, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has established:

The answer is: Natural Reserves

To protect wildlife, Saudi Arabia established royal reserves, which are protected natural spaces used to preserve the kingdom’s animal and plant diversity. These reserves come as part of the Kingdom's endeavor to preserve and preserve environmental wealth to benefit from it in the future. Royal reserves work to protect wildlife and marine life in the Kingdom, the most important of which are: Al-Ahsa Reserve, with an area of ​​427,000 hectares, and Al-Ghorouf Reserve, with an area of ​​2,765 hectares. Various types of animals and plants are found in these areas in large and varied quantities, and tourists and those interested can enjoy wandering around and enjoy the scenic beauty of nature. These reserves form an important part of the efforts aimed at providing a clean and sustainable environment in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.