Russia safeguards rare desert plants in Egypt
Irina Springer established a desert plant garden at Wadi Saba Resort in Egypt with the aim of preserving rare and hard-to-find plants. Today, it features more than 60 native species, including the Heglig plant, which is considered part of Egypt's ancient heritage. The garden relies on local knowledge gained from Bedouins and is connected to desert habitat restoration initiatives. It is regarded as a "living seed bank" that contributes to the protection of desert plants and their heritage.
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