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15,000 trees to be planted by end of the year to enhance native biodiversity, sequester carbon, control sand drift onto the roads, and create natural shade.
Collaborative biodiversity research gets underway within Saudi Aramco’s newly created Shaybah Wildlife Sanctuary, studying the rare plant species that can survive the extreme conditions of the Rub' al-Khali.
In the sand dunes of Shaybah, deep in the Rub’ al-Khali, Saudi Aramco’s Board of Directors last week inaugurated a facility of an altogether different kind - the Shaybah Wildlife Sanctuary.
