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Kingdom launches new sustainable hunting rules
The National Wildlife Center announced the opening of the hunting season in the Kingdom for the years 2026-2027, which will run until January 31, 2027. The aim is to organize sustainable hunting practices to protect biodiversity and ecological balance. The updates include increasing the number of permissible species to 30, raising the national quota by 11%, and increasing the number of licenses by 34%. The system also emphasizes the necessity of owning a falcon ownership certificate for hunting with falcons and links licenses for permitted species to these certificates. It is prohibited to hunt endangered species, as well as animals in restricted areas such as residential zones and vital habitats, and only legal methods are allowed. The Center affirms that hunting is intended to ensure sustainable use and ecological balance. Enforcement measures, including penalties for violators, will be coordinated with security authorities. The ban on hunting endangered species remains in effect, and adherence to environmental regulations is strongly emphasized.
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