Over 140 lizards released at King Khaled Reserve

The Imam Abdulaziz bin Mohammed Nature Reserve Development Authority, in collaboration with the National Center for Wildlife Development, has released over 140 spiny lizards into King Khalid Royal Reserve to enhance biodiversity and the sustainability of desert ecosystems in Saudi Arabia. The release took place after assessing suitable sites based on field environmental standards, accompanied by monitoring and follow-up programs to study the lizards' behavior and adaptation to the new environment. The initiative aims to support the stability of the species and promote biodiversity as part of the efforts under Vision 2030 to preserve natural resources.

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