Al Marmoom Reserve as a Sustainable Model
The Murmum Desert Nature Reserve in Dubai represents a unique model for protecting biodiversity and focusing on the preservation of natural ecosystems. Covering an area of 94,935 square kilometers, it is the largest of Dubai’s eight protected areas and is globally classified as an important site for biodiversity and bird life, reflecting its international significance. It is home to 258 bird species, including endangered species such as the auks and the scawbald eagle, as well as 11 mammal species, 26 reptile species, and 134 invertebrate species, with 19 of these facing threats of extinction according to the IUCN Red List. Research within the reserve concentrates on wildlife tracking and conservation. It also hosts the Mohamed bin Rashed Solar Park, which supports the UAE’s goals for carbon neutrality by 2050. The reserve offers diverse environmental experiences and promotes awareness and environmental preservation programs through sustainable events and training sessions.
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