Abu Dhabi, October (پاکستان پوائنٹ نیوز 14 اكتوبر 2025ء) At its pavilion, the authority showcased key achievements in biodiversity conservation and vegetation enhancement across 91,500 square kilometers, including planting over 775,000 seedlings, increasing vegetation cover to more than 9%, and implementing programs to reintroduce endangered species such as the Arabian oryx, sand gazelle, and red-necked ostrich.
The pavilion also highlighted the authority’s comprehensive approach to nature protection, community development, and ecotourism promotion. It featured interactive displays of plant and soil models, field monitoring and measurement devices demonstrating vegetation cover and ecosystem health tracking, and informative exhibits on tourism initiatives designed to offer visitors an immersive experience that integrates environmental, cultural, and touristic elements of the reserve.
Attracting widespread interest from delegations and visitors worldwide, the pavilion served as a platform to showcase the Kingdom’s accomplishments in managing royal reserves, emphasizing the synergy between conservation efforts and economic and social development.