وكالة الأنباء القطرية
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The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change of Qatar confirmed its ongoing commitment to protecting marine biodiversity, especially whale sharks, which are considered one of the most prominent components of the country's marine diversity. Since 2010, the ministry has led research and studies on the population composition of whale sharks, documenting around 700 individuals in a single day during aerial surveys. This highlights Qatar's waters as a major gathering site for this species globally. The ministry released the first catalog of whale sharks in Qatar to support monitoring and conservation efforts. It also called on the community to contribute to the protection of this creature by maintaining marine cleanliness and reducing pollution, while continuing research efforts to ensure the sustainability of biodiversity and preservation of whale shark habitats for future generations.
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