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EA records first-ever breeding of Chestnut Sparrowhawk in Al Buraim

Muscat: The Environment Authority in Al Buraimi Governorate has documented, for the first time in the governorate, the breeding of the Chestnut Sparrowhawk, locally known as “al Baidaq” and scientifically classified...

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Eighty endangered wild mammal species monitored across Oman

Arabian Tahr can drink seawater: Study

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Oman marks World Environment Day

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Foundation stone laid for Telegraph Island development in Khasab

The foundation stone has been laid under the auspices of Sayyid Ibrahim bin Said al Busaidy, Governor of Musandam.

Oman advances 99 places in the 2024 Envionmental Performance Index

EA eliminates over one million invasive birds in Oman

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Marine hot water spring found in Dhalkout

Birth of wild Reem gazelle brings hope

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Underwater installations to protect coral reefs

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Genes provide hope for survival of Arabian leopard

The team estimated there could be only 51 wild leopards remaining in Oman

Call for a sustainable environment on World Turtle's Day

Oman is an important nesting site for sea turtles in the world with more than 30,000 turtles nestling on Masirah Island

Spraying to combat leaf beetle and white fly

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Whale sharks spotted along Muscat coastline ahead of season

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TRA receives requests for 260 mobile towers

The workshop highlighted national efforts in Arab countries and presented awareness initiatives to present practical ideas for measuring electromagnetic fields.

Al Rustaq Wildlife Reserve a magnet for adventure tourism lovers

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