Environmental Security Forces Protecting Prince Mohammed bin Salman Reserve for a Sustainable Future

Tabuk, March 16, 2025: The Special Forces for Environmental Security are tirelessly working around the clock to protect the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve, which covers an area of 24,500 square kilometers. These dedicated forces play a key role in safeguarding the reserve’s resources and rich biodiversity, helping ensure the long-term sustainability of the Kingdom’s natural environment.

Their primary mission is to preserve the natural habitats within the reserve, working harmoniously to protect the ecosystem and its diverse wildlife. Even during the holy month of Ramadan, the Environmental Security Forces continue to conduct regular patrols to monitor the area, detect any violations, and ensure compliance with environmental laws.

Their efforts focus on preventing activities such as illegal hunting, tree cutting, soil pollution, and the exploitation of natural resources that could harm the balance of the ecosystem. They use cutting-edge technology and equipment to monitor the reserve, ensuring its protection and sustainability for future generations.

In addition to their enforcement duties, the field teams also engage with visitors, raising awareness about the importance of environmental conservation and promoting sustainable practices. These efforts align with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, which aims to protect natural resources and foster a culture of sustainability.

By maintaining strict vigilance and educating the public, the Environmental Security Forces are ensuring that the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Reserve remains a thriving sanctuary for wildlife and a model of environmental conservation.