34 bird species new to King Abdulaziz Reserve
King Abdulaziz Wildlife Sanctuary achieved an important environmental milestone during the first half of 2026, with the recording and documentation of 34 new bird species for the first time within its boundaries. This brings the total number of registered bird species to 225, increasing biodiversity by 15%. Continued field monitoring efforts have contributed to improving documentation accuracy, and analysis results revealed diverse migration and distribution patterns. This underscores the sanctuary's significance as a supportive site for bird diversity and migratory routes. The documented species include rare and migrating birds such as the Ruddy Shelduck and the Crimson Finfoot, further enhancing the sanctuary's status as an international ecological observatory contributing to the protection of endangered species.
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