34 new bird species recorded in King Abdulaziz Reserve
The King Abdulaziz Royal Nature Reserve Development Authority achieved a significant environmental milestone during the first half of 2026. This was marked by the detection and documentation of 34 new bird species for the first time in the reserve's biodiversity list, increasing the total recorded species to 225, a 15% increase. This development results from improved aerial monitoring techniques and expanded geographical coverage, enhancing the understanding of habitat diversity and reinforcing the reserve’s position as an important wildlife observatory in the region. The sightings included rare and migratory species, among them vultures and endangered birds, underscoring the site's vital role in preserving biodiversity and migratory bird routes in line with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.
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