Blue Reserve Water Bodies Rehabilitated
The project to rehabilitate the water bodies in the Azraq Wetlands Reserve has been completed, with the aim of restoring natural habitats and supporting biodiversity. This was carried out through the MENAWET Water Path project, funded by the Donor Initiative for Freshwater Ecosystems in the Mediterranean Basin, in partnership with the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation. The phase involved temporarily draining some water bodies in spring to reshape them based on appropriate environmental principles, restoring the waters into these areas in a new state. As a result, they became vital habitats for migratory birds and aquatic ecosystem organisms. These efforts aim to strengthen the reserve's role as a site for birds and water-dependent species, supporting biodiversity conservation initiatives in the region.
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