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Thursday, May 21, 2026 | Dhu al-hijjah 3, 1447 H
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Heat revives Oman's reptiles

As summer temperatures continue to climb across Oman, movement is slowly returning to some of the country’s quieter natural spaces, with reptiles emerging in valleys, on farms, and in shaded terrain in search of cooler...

Workshop on protecting eagles held

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Local Youth Conference "LCOY” on Climate Change kicks off

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Oman to mark International Day of Clean Air

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Muscat highly vulnerable to floods: Experts

Rains in January which flooded parts of Muscat.

Water is a future source of fuel for cars

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New law to combat climate change effects

A file photo of flood-hit area in Oman.

Success of reclamation trials of saline-sodic soils in Oman reported

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Oman exerts considerable efforts to address climate change

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Invasive species threaten migratory birds

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Oman participates in GCC higher education certificates standardization meet

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Field survey to monitor Arabian Gazelles launched

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Endemic reptiles of Oman need conservation

Photo credit: Dr S Suresh

Oman, Russia explore means of boosting investment opportunities

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EA foils smuggling of wild animals

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EA inks MoU for 10m-tree initiative in Musandam

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