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Qatar's Devoted Pledge To Safeguard Rare wildlife | |
| Sumita Pawar |
The Minister of Environment and Climate Change, H. E. Sheikh Dr. Faleh bin Nasser bin Ahmed bin Ali Al Thani, has expressed Qatar's commitment to preserving biodiversity and protecting endangered species to maintain the ecological balance.
The Minister said this again when he opened the nesting season for sea turtles in 2023 at Fuwairit Beach in northern Qatar.
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The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MoECC) has started a campaign to clean and fix up Fuwairit Beach. This marks the start of sea turtle nesting season.
The minister stated that the ministry was working towards rehabilitating and equipping the beach and releasing young sea turtles into the wild, which would contribute to preserving biodiversity, among other developments.
H. E. Sheikh Dr. Faleh bin Nasser bin Ahmed bin Ali Al Thani underlined that preserving the environment was one of the Qatar National Vision 2030's four pillars that all members of society should strive to achieve.
He mentioned that over the past five years, the ministry had released more than 40,000 young turtles into the wild and that they were currently raising 500 baby turtles with a success rate of more than 85%, under the ministry's researchers' supervision and observation.
The Minister has asked the government and local communities to work together to protect and preserve the environment. He also thinks that everyone should do what they can to protect Qatar's unique biodiversity.He said that it was everyone's job to keep the environment from getting worse and to protect plants and animals that help keep the ecological balance.
In conclusion, the Minister has shown that Qatar is committed to preserving biodiversity and protecting endangered species. This shows the need for sustainable development in all areas.With the help of the state and local communities, Qatar can work towards preserving the natural beauty of its environment, making it a leader in environmental conservation.