King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve, Environmental Security Forces Intensify Monitoring of Hunting Violations

King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve Development Authority, in cooperation with the Special Forces for Environmental Security, has intensified field monitoring within the reserve as part of a joint campaign to curb hunting violations and protect wildlife and natural habitats.
 The campaign includes increased field patrols across the reserve to monitor violations and take necessary legal measures. The joint effort aims to preserve natural resources and promote compliance with environmental regulations and instructions.
 Hunting all types of wild animals, including birds, is prohibited within the reserve. Hunting directly affects wildlife populations, particularly endangered species, and may disrupt the natural balance of ecosystems.
 The intensified monitoring coincides with the migration season for many bird species, when migratory birds pass through and settle in the reserve. This underscores the importance of protecting them from practices that could threaten their safety, migration routes, or natural habitats.
 The campaign is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen environmental protection, promote compliance with regulations and instructions, provide a safe environment for wildlife, and preserve natural habitats for future generations.