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Environment Authority begins planting frankincense trees - Vimarsana News

Environment Authority begins planting frankincense trees

The garden can accommodate more than 11,000 trees over an area of 181,000 square metres

Environment Authority eliminates over 400,000 invasive birds in Oman I Times of Oman - Vimarsana News

Environment Authority eliminates over 400,000 invasive birds in Oman I Times of Oman

The Environment Authority emphasises the launch of many projects to protect, preserve and sustain natural resources to save and rehabilitate wildlife

Cabinet reiterates Kingdom's rejection of Israeli aggression on Gaza Strip. - Vimarsana News

Cabinet reiterates Kingdom's rejection of Israeli aggression on Gaza Strip.

The Cabinet also stressed the need to cease fire immediately, allow the access of aid, and prevent the forced displacement of the population, while, at the same time, create conditions for the return of stability and the achievement of lasting and sustainable peace.

Environment Authority team tracks and tags humpback whale - Vimarsana News

Environment Authority team tracks and tags humpback whale

With help from the satellites, a team from the Environment Authority (EA) monitored the Arabian Sea humpback whale eleven times, Bryde’s whale four times and Indian ocean humpback dolphin once.

EA tracks Arabian Sea humpback whale to study behaviour - Vimarsana News

EA tracks Arabian Sea humpback whale to study behaviour

Muscat – The Environment Authority (EA) has recently conducted a study -tracking an Arabian Sea humpback whale – to understand the movements and behaviour of this whale species in the Arabian Sea off the coast of Al Wusta governorate. The study – named the Arabian Sea Humpback Whale Tracking Project – was carried out via satellite “using many available research tools to understand

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