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Where the city meets the sea: designing a sustainable future for Qatif’s mangroves

QuelleArab News
Veröffentlicht6. Oktober 2026 um 13:45
ThemenESG
RechtsraumSaudi-Arabien

Zusammenfassung

The mangroves of Dareen and Tarout Island in Qatif are more than a landscape. They form a complex coastal ecosystem, provide shelter and food for marine species, and offer habitats for migrating birds.

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Where the city meets the sea: designing a sustainable future for Qatif’s mangroves

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