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Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Scatters 5,000 Seeds in Al Suwairiyat Rawdat
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, represented by the Wildlife Development Department, organized a campaign to scatter 5,000 seeds and plant 300 native wild seedlings in Al Suwairiyat Rawdat in the Al Ghuwairiya area, coinciding with the beginning of the rainy season. The campaign forms part of the Ministry’s

Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Removes 2,357 Cases of Terrestrial Waste
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, represented by the Terrestrial Protection Department, announced the removal of 2,357 cases of waste identified in terrestrial areas between July and September 2026, as part of the Terrestrial Waste Monitoring Program and in preparation for the 2026–2027 winter camping season.These efforts were carried

A meeting was held at the UNESCO office in Doha
On Wednesday, October 14, 2026, a meeting was held at the UNESCO office in Doha between the Nature conservators Center—represented by Dr. Saif Al-Hajari and Dr. Khalil Al-Said—and the UNESCO Regional Office—represented by Dr. Mohamed Aloui and Gabriel El-Khili. The meeting focused on discussing avenues for cooperation between the two

Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Celebrates World E-Waste Day
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MECC) marked World E-Waste Day which falls on October 14 every year, highlighting the importance of proper electronic waste management and encouraging the recycling of used electrical and electronic devices to protect the environment, preserve natural resources and support Qatar’s sustainable development efforts.

Ministry of Environment Removes Waste from Bouhasiyah Area in Central Qatar
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change received a report regarding the presence of waste in the Bouhasiyah area in central Qatar. Upon receiving the report, the specialized team from the Terrestrial Protection Department immediately proceeded to the site and took the necessary measures to remove and clear the waste.The

Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Organizes Event to Plant Umm Juwairah Rawdat and Enhance the Sustainability of Natural Habitats
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, represented by the Wildlife Development Department, organized an awareness event to plant Umm Juwairah Rawdat in the Al Ghuwairiya area, as part of the Ministry’s efforts to rehabilitate terrestrial ecosystems, enhance natural vegetation cover, and preserve and ensure the sustainability of rawdats across

Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Removes Several Violating Camps Installed Before the Start of the Winter Camping Season
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, represented by the Terrestrial Protection Department, in cooperation with the Environmental Security Group of the Internal Security Force (Lekhwiya), removed a number of camps that had been set up in terrestrial areas before the scheduled start of the 2026–2027 winter camping season.The Committee

Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Removes Marine Debris to Safeguard Navigation Safety and the Marine Environment
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, represented by the Marine Protection Department, has removed debris that had been dumped in the marine environment, consisting of a reel, due to the risks it could pose to maritime navigation safety, in addition to its negative impacts on the marine environment and

Ministry of Environment and Climate Change and Friends of the Environment Centre Organize Tree Planting and Clean-Up Campaign at Umm Al Amad Rawdat
Building on its vision of the importance of supporting vegetation cover and preserving the environment, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, in cooperation with the Friends of the Environment Centre, participated in a campaign to plant native vegetation and clean Umm Al Amad Rawdat, coinciding with Arab Agriculture Day.The

Qatar Sets Goal to Protect 30% of Land and Waters by 2030, MECC Says
Doha, October 04 (QNA) – The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MECC) revealed that terrestrial protected areas cover almost 25 percent of the State of Qatar’s land area, with a target of increasing the share of protected terrestrial and marine areas to 30 percent by 2030, strengthening the protection









