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RIYADH: A host of wildlife, including mammals, birds and rodents, will be released into the King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve later this year, according to the head of the body responsible for its management. “We will introduce the animals at the beginning of October, when the temperature is more moderate,” Maher Al-Gothmi, CEO of the King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve Development

JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia has answered the call of the wild by releasing some of its most revered endangered native species into their ancestral home at AlUla’s Sharaan Nature Reserve. The 20 Arabian oryx, 50 sand gazelles and 10 Nubian ibex were released by the Royal Commission for AlUla to mark World Wildlife Day on Thursday.

  The Saskatchewan government is partnering with the Alberta government and the Alberta Conservation asso...

Research into the development of an oral vaccine for chronic wasting disease (CWD) will support efforts to control the spread of this wildlife disease.

JEDDAH: A burqa is used on a falcon's face to cover its eyes as sight is their strongest sense. The peregrine falcon is the most predatory aerial bird of all falcon subspecies. Falconry as a traditional sport has become embedded in various cultures worldwide, the result of being practiced globally for 4,000 years. It is a complex and immersive sport, yet it is not indigenous

New Delhi shuts schools, colleges again due to air pollution

Move follows apex court criticism of government for reopening educational institutions

By Neha Arora and Mayank Bhardwaj NEW DELHI (Reuters) - New Delhi has lifted a ban on construction activities as air quality improved marginally, but ...

NEW DELHI: New Delhi has lifted a ban on construction activities as air quality improved marginally, but schools and offices will remain closed until...

Delhi lifts ban on construction as air quality improves marginally