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Conservation projects

Sunrise over the wadi and the Hajar foothills from the viewpoint

Ghaf woodland restoration

Our woodland project restores 40 hectares of native ghaf and acacia.

Volunteers plant and water young trees each winter.

A wooden footbridge over the wadi with gazelles grazing beyond

Gazelle breeding programme

A protected breeding area for Arabian and sand gazelles.

More than 300 animals have been released into the reserve since 2008.

A seasonal waterfall pouring into a rock pool in a mountain wadi

Quiet trails for everyone

Slow trails with benches, viewpoints and quiet zones for mindful walking.

The routes are step-free so every visitor can enjoy them.

Sand gazelles at dawn beside a seasonal desert pool

Wadi clean-up

A yearly clean-up and bank restoration along the main wadi.

Toads, dragonflies and wading birds have returned to the seasonal pools.

Help a project grow

Join a winter planting day or sponsor a young ghaf tree in your family's name.