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Photographers in Qatar: We used art to document place features, man renaissance, nature in Qatar
DOHA: On a beach in northeastern Qatar, six-year-old Lolwa waves goodbye to two baby hawksbill turtles — a species that has a one in a thousand chance of surviving to adulthood. Predators, climate change, fishing nets and marine pollution all contributed to the classification of these narrow-beaked creatures as “critically endangered” in 1996. But a conservation program in
The aim is to protect the wildlife & plants, expand green spaces, and provide a healthy outlet for people in Qatar. Read more about the project here.