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Tribune News Network
Doha
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, represented by the Department of Natural Reserves, has released 18 Arabian oryx into the fenced Sealine reserve.
The ministry will introduce more into the reserve later to take the total number to 50, in accordance with the plans and strategy to preserve biodiversity and multiply wildlife in the country.
The ministry also wants to geographically distribute the wildlife to more than one natural reserve in the country to reduce the chances of contracting diseases, as well as to prevent inbreeding among the same herd, and to promote internal eco-tourism by providing attractions for visitors in Sealine and Al Udeid area.
The Department of Natural Reserves is also studying several similar environmental and tourism projects in the country, including the release of ostriches and deer inside fenced nature reserves in the country.
Coordination will be made with the tourism authorities to organise visits and tours to the reserve.
Doha
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, represented by the Department of Natural Reserves, has released 18 Arabian oryx into the fenced Sealine reserve.
The ministry will introduce more into the reserve later to take the total number to 50, in accordance with the plans and strategy to preserve biodiversity and multiply wildlife in the country.
The ministry also wants to geographically distribute the wildlife to more than one natural reserve in the country to reduce the chances of contracting diseases, as well as to prevent inbreeding among the same herd, and to promote internal eco-tourism by providing attractions for visitors in Sealine and Al Udeid area.
The Department of Natural Reserves is also studying several similar environmental and tourism projects in the country, including the release of ostriches and deer inside fenced nature reserves in the country.
Coordination will be made with the tourism authorities to organise visits and tours to the reserve.
