Riyadh: The National Center for Wildlife (NCW) has successfully transferred 13 rehabilitated falcons to the Saudi Falcons Club. These falcons underwent rehabilitation at the NCW's specialized shelter facilities, as part of the center's ongoing wildlife rehabilitation and care initiatives. These initiatives are designed to protect wildlife species and improve the efficiency of environmental management.
According to Saudi Press Agency, this initiative is part of a cooperative program between the NCW and the Saudi Falcons Club. The program aims to promote biodiversity and improve wildlife species protection and management by adhering to best scientific practices. It also seeks to emphasize the environmental significance of falcons, which serve as vital indicators of ecosystem health, and to raise awareness of their natural and cultural importance. This effort aligns with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 and the Saudi Green Initiative.
This collaboration with the Saudi Falcons Club demonstrates the level of integration among specialized national entities. It contributes to unifying efforts and exchanging expertise in wildlife protection and management, while also promoting environmental culture and increasing public awareness.
Since its inception, the NCW has been dedicated to implementing comprehensive plans and programs to protect wildlife, conserve biodiversity, and restore ecosystems. These efforts include sheltering, rehabilitation, and breeding programs, as well as conducting specialized scientific research and biodiversity monitoring using modern technologies.