Kingdom Starts Sixth Fishing Season with New Sustainable Rules
The National Wildlife Development Center has announced the start of the hunting season in the Kingdom for 2026-2027, extending from today until January 31, 2027. New regulations have been implemented to promote sustainability and protect biodiversity. The updates include increasing the number of permitted species to 30, raising the national quota by 11%, and increasing the number of licenses by 34%. Additionally, falcon hunting licenses are now linked to ownership certificates for the falcon, with a permanent ban on hunting endangered species, hunting in restricted areas such as cities, environmental zones, and major projects, and hunting only using authorized methods. These regulations aim to balance sustainable hunting practices with the conservation of environmental resources, emphasizing hunters' adherence to the rules and the development of a management system based on research and monitoring to ensure the sustainability of species and ecosystems.
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