Saudi Arabia plans to bring back the lion
The Royal Prince Mohammed bin Salman Nature Reserve in Saudi Arabia reaffirmed its commitment to reintroducing the endangered sub-species of the Asian lion, as part of its efforts to restore threatened species and protect biodiversity. The reserve is working to build sustainable ecosystems across an area of 24,500 square kilometers, aiming to support the return of this historic predator to its natural habitat in line with the Kingdom's strategy for wildlife conservation. It is worth noting that the global population of Asian lions is estimated to be between 1,100 and 1,300 individuals, the majority of which are concentrated in India. These efforts are part of plans to reintroduce them into the Arabian Peninsula, in response to Saudi Arabia's Green Initiative and Vision 2030.
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