Al-'Ula: Home of Eagles
The article "Al-Ula Localities... Homeland of the Eagles" highlights efforts to monitor and protect endangered eagle species in the Al-Ula region, particularly in the Sharaan Reserve, which spans over 1,500 square kilometers. For the second time officially, the appearance of the rare Rupell's griffon vulture has been documented in the area, along with the observation of 20 to 30 individuals of the Egyptian vulture, representing approximately 2.5% of the species' total population in the kingdom. The Royal Commission for Al-Ula employs modern technologies, such as GPS systems, to study eagle movements and identify potential threats. These efforts aim to support the sustainability and protection of these species from extinction, coinciding with the International Vulture Awareness Day, which underscores their ecological importance and the necessity of their conservation.
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