Oman's Nature Reserves Support Biodiversity
The article summarizes that the Sultanate of Oman owns 32 protected natural reserves, covering approximately 5.76% of its territory. These reserves are a crucial part of the strategy for environmental conservation and biodiversity preservation, focusing on protecting terrestrial and marine ecosystems, implementing species monitoring programs, and developing legislation. The Environmental Authority works to improve the management of these reserves, support scientific research, and promote sustainable eco-tourism, while facing challenges such as illegal fishing and climate change. The goal is to preserve threatened species, expand protected areas, and support sustainable development. Two reserves have been listed internationally, and new protected areas have been established to enhance biodiversity conservation and fulfill international commitments.
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