The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, represented by the Wildlife Development Department, organized an environmental event to scatter seeds and plant native wild species at Al Samrah Rawdah in the Al Kharsaah area. The event forms part of the Ministry’s efforts to continue the cultivation and restoration of Rawdats during the 2026 season, enhance natural vegetation cover, rehabilitate terrestrial habitats, and conserve biodiversity in the State of Qatar.
The event involved scattering approximately 5,000 seeds of native wild plants, in addition to planting 500 native wild seedlings at Al Samrah Rawdat. A number of specialists and individuals interested in environmental affairs took part, as part of the Ministry’s efforts to develop vegetation cover, restore natural Rawdats, and enhance their capacity for regeneration and sustainability.
The event also aims to raise environmental awareness of the importance of conserving and protecting natural Rawdats from harmful practices, while encouraging community participation in efforts to rehabilitate terrestrial habitats and preserve their natural resources. This contributes to fostering a culture of environmental responsibility and enhancing the sustainability of local ecosystems.
This initiative is part of the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change’s programs to cultivate and rehabilitate Qatar’s Rawdats by expanding the planting of native wild plant species and scattering their seeds at targeted sites. These efforts support biodiversity conservation and promote the sustainability of the terrestrial environment, in line with the objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030.
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