Abu Dhabi Launches Wildlife Rescue Network
The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi has launched the "Abu Dhabi Wildlife Rescue Network" with the aim of enhancing response speed and coordinating efforts to rescue and rehabilitate wildlife in the emirate. The network relies on a digital system that begins with receiving reports from the public or partners, followed by assessing the cases, dispatching field teams to stabilize injured or trapped animals, then transferring them to rehabilitation centers for care and recovery, and ultimately releasing them back into their natural habitats. Since 2016, the agency has been rescuing sea turtles and has expanded its efforts to include sea snakes, dugongs, dolphins, and birds, all in service of protecting Abu Dhabi’s biodiversity. The network provides a platform for knowledge exchange and advancing scientific research, while aiming to increase community participation, organize awareness campaigns, and develop the capacities of rescue teams—strengthening efforts to preserve wildlife and conserve biological diversity.
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