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The spring weather and the programs of the “The Most Beautiful Winter in the World” campaign double its appeal.
Natural reserves extend over an area of 15.5 percent of the total area of the UAE.
Al Wathba Wetland Reserve in Abu Dhabi is a unique model of environmental coexistence and a destination for bird watching enthusiasts.
The Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary in Dubai attracts the interest of exploration enthusiasts with rare crustaceans, fish and mammals.
Sir Bu Nair Island Reserve in Sharjah offers the opportunity to discover unique landmarks on land and in the sea.
Al-Zawraa Reserve in Ajman is an ideal environment for many fun water activities.
– Wadi Al Wurayah National Reserve in Umm Al Quwain, the habitat of the local orchid.
Khor Al-Muzahmi Marine Reserve in Ras Al-Khaimah, home to endangered green turtles.
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Dubai, January 23 / The UAE has unique environmental sites that include a group of nature reserves rich in biodiversity, amazing geological formations, rare animals and plants, in addition to coral reefs full of unique marine organisms, which made it a compass that guides the choices of lovers of tourist sites around the world. , including its visitors from within the country, especially in light of the spring weather that characterizes the UAE winter, and the exceptional programs and events witnessed by the most beautiful winter campaign in the world.
The UAE ranks first in the “Marine Nature Reserves” criterion in the “Environmental Sustainability Index”, which is a global indicator that measures the progress of countries in this field, in addition to the significant successes it has achieved in the field of preserving, propagating and releasing endangered species in their natural environments, to consolidate the UAE. Its position in the area of interest and development of natural reserves, and its role in promoting ecotourism.
The natural reserves in the Emirates extend over an area of more than 15.5 percent of the total area of the country, to constitute one of the most important destinations for millions of local visitors and tourists from outside the country, throughout the year, especially during the third edition of the “The Most Beautiful Winter in the World” campaign, to enjoy the picturesque landscapes. wildlife, and many fun activities.
Abu Dhabi… a major destination for wildlife lovers.
The UAE is rich in natural reserves characterized by great biological diversity. In the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, there are many wild reserves, namely Al Wathba, Al Mazmoum “Al Ghada”, Houbara, Houbara, Arabian Oryx, Qasr Al Sarab, Al Bid’ah, Al Tawi, Bida Hazaa, Barqa Al Suqur, Al Ramla, Bu Dabsa, and Al Dilfawi. and Jebel Hafeet.
Al Wathba Wetland Reserve is considered one of the most famous wild reserves in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, as it allows bird watchers and wildlife lovers to enjoy biodiversity, including many endangered species, which have taken refuge in this place to become a shelter for them and depend on it for their nutrition and reproduction.
This reserve is famous for the presence of a large number of large flamingos, known locally as the “Finter”, which is also known as the Great Flamingo, as thousands of birds live in this reserve during the fall and spring seasons, and a wide range of aquatic animals.
Abu Dhabi also includes marine reserves, namely Saadiyat, Ras Ghanada, Pulasayaf, Eastern Mangroves, and Al Yasat, in addition to the Marawah Reserve, which is the first biosphere reserve in the Emirates, and it is home to more than 60% of the dugong seas in the country’s waters. Good for spotting bottlenose dolphins, humpbacks and seabirds.
Unique terrestrial and marine reserves in Dubai
In the Emirate of Dubai, there are unique wild reserves that include Hatta, Mount Nizwa, Desert Monsters, Desert Marmoum, Al Ghaf Nizwa, and Dubai Desert, in addition to two marine reserves, Jebel Ali Nature Reserve and Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary.
The Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary in Dubai is witnessing a distinguished turnout from the public, especially during the winter period that coincides with the season of bird migration in the world, as the reserve hosts approximately 450 species of animals and approximately 47 species of plants.
The atmosphere of the reserve enriches the curiosity of those who love exploration, as it embraces a different style and biological diversity that combines various types of birds and living organisms that include crustaceans, fish, invertebrates and small mammals.
Biological diversity in Sharjah.
The Emirate of Sharjah is rich in its distinctive biodiversity, as a result of the diversity of its marine, terrestrial and mountainous habitats, in addition to its wetlands. Shanouf, Wadi Qara, and Wadi Al-Helw, in addition to two marine reserves, namely the Al-Qurm and Al-Hafiyah protected areas, and the Sir Bu Nair island reserve.
The Sir Bu Nair Island Reserve is famous for offering the opportunity to discover unique landmarks on land and in the sea, and is a safe haven for a variety of endangered species, such as hawksbill turtles and rare green sea turtles that come to the island’s beaches to lay eggs between March and June of each year.
For divers, the sea waters around Sir Bu Nair Island contain more than 76 species of coral fish and 40 species of coral reefs.
Interestingly, the presence of red coat fish was discovered on the island, which had not been detected in the Gulf waters before.
A charming nature in Ajman.
In the Emirate of Ajman, the “Zawra Reserve” stands out, which witnessed the launch of the third edition of the “The Most Beautiful Winter in the World” campaign. The reserve is characterized by mangrove forests of a charming nature on an area of one million square meters and inhabited by many land and sea species, and is home to more than 100 species of birds. Domestic and migratory, including pink flamingos that can be seen all year round as well as herons or egrets.
This nature reserve provides an ideal environment for hiking
