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New Study Reveals Red Sea's Coastal Wonders | |
| Sumita Pawar |
Red Sea Global, the developer behind The Red Sea and Amaala, has released the findings of a comprehensive environmental survey of wildlife ecosystems conducted along 250 kilometres of the Red Sea coastline.
The study, which covers natural ecosystems and species across the areas of Red Sea Global’s two flagship destinations, was conducted by a dedicated scientific team at Red Sea Global, supported by partner groups from across the globe.
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Key findings of the study include observations of endangered species, which indicate that the destination is a critically important location for conservation and breeding.
The survey revealed that many threatened and endangered species inhabit the area and have established breeding grounds there.
The study highlights the importance of environmental protection and regeneration efforts by Red Sea Global and others in the region.
"Red Sea Global is an organisation led by science that prioritises the health and wellbeing of the environments in which it operates. Our incredible team of local and international scientists is testament to the commitment made by the leadership of the group to show tourism can be a force for good and demonstrate meaningful examples of more responsible approaches to the way we develop and operate," added Dr. Omar Al Attas, Head of Environmental Protection and Regeneration, Red Sea Global.