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Oman's Environment Authority has released 60 rare Arabian sand gazelles into the desert wilds of Wadi Marir in a major victory for regional wildlife conservation.
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The reintroduction marks the second phase of 'Al Reem 2', a major initiative aimed at restoring native species to their natural habitats and boosting biodiversity.
The Arabian sand gazelle, locally known as Al Reem, is a vulnerable species native to the Arabian Peninsula, with small wild populations surviving in southern Bahrain and across the Gulf.
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