Rafha - Hunting with falcons and dogs is one of the oldest traditions in national heritage, deeply intertwined with identity, passed down through generations for centuries, and remains cherished by nature enthusiasts and adventurers.
This heritage thrives today through practices and regulations that prioritize environmental sustainability to preserve the ecological equilibrium and ensure the continuity of hunting activities.
In this context, the Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve Development Authority, through the North Reserve for Sustainable Hunting, regulates sustainable hunting under strict environmental controls. This approach limits overhunting and promotes the sustainability of natural resources, creating a balance between the revival of national heritage and the preservation of wildlife through an integrated regulatory mechanism.
Committed to fostering a comprehensive sustainable hunting experience, the authority has established equipped camps designed to meet the needs of sustainable hunting enthusiasts, ensuring a safe environment that aligns with the principles of this hobby. Regulations regarding allowable prey are determined by carefully considered seasons aimed at maintaining the ecosystem and preserving biodiversity. This initiative plays a crucial role in reinforcing sustainable hunting practices and raising awareness about the importance of environmental balance.
Hunting is more than just a hobby; it is a skill refined through experience and precision. Hunting enthusiasts use trained falcons or adhere to traditional methods within structured systems that uphold sustainable hunting standards, preserving environmental balance while strengthening the connection between this pursuit and cultural heritage.
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