The Reserve
Find out how through research, innovative solutions and community engagement programmes, the UAE is conserving its unique landscapes and biodiversity.
Al Wathba Wetland Reserves
Ahmed Al Dhaheri, Terrestrial Protected Area Management Section Head at Environment Agency - Abu Dhabi, explains how Al Wathba Wetland Reserve became a haven for plants and wildlife, safeguarding and sustaining biodiversity for future generations.
Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary
The video features Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, a unique natural enclave nestled within Dubai's bustling urban landscape. Recognised as the UAE's first Ramsar site, the sanctuary features a diverse ecosystem of 472 species. It is a winter haven for 25,000 migratory birds, including flamingos. Attracting over 90,000 annual visitors, this sanctuary underscores Dubai's commitment to environmental sustainability.
Mangrove National Park: Abu Dhabi’s heart of biodiversity
Mangrove National Park in Abu Dhabi covers 10 sq kms and is home to 60 rare species of bird and numerous marine animals. Comprising 75 per cent of the UAE's mangroves, it plays a key role in biodiversity conservation.