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Al-Qamari passes Tarif en route to warmth
The article focused on the return of migratory birds to the skies of the Northern Borders region of the Kingdom with the arrival of autumn, particularly the Barn Swallow, which is among the most prominent guests of the migration season. These birds were observed in Tarif Province, which serves as an important stopover point along the migration routes between Europe, Asia, and Africa, relying on the natural environments of the area to rest and pause during their long journeys. Statistics indicate that King Salman bin Abdulaziz Reserve has recorded more than 290 bird species, including 88% of which are migratory birds, accounting for approximately 58% of the total bird species in the Kingdom. Migratory birds face numerous environmental challenges such as loss of natural habitats and declining stopover sites, highlighting the importance of protecting natural environments along their migration routes to ensure their continued survival.
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