Denver: The Imam Abdulaziz bin Mohammed Royal Reserve Development Authority participated in the 11th World Conference on Ecological Restoration (SER2025) with a scientific paper highlighting its restoration efforts in a hyper-arid ecosystem. Held in Denver, Colorado, the conference gathered top scientists, experts, and practitioners from across the globe to share insights and advance the field of ecological restoration.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the authority presented a visual presentation that showcased its ongoing ecological restoration projects and conservation initiatives aimed at preserving natural systems in arid environments. It also engaged in a workshop focused on applying international standards for ecological restoration, with a particular emphasis on elevating best practices for arid regions.

As part of its participation, the authority also contributed to a strategic brainstorming session aimed at shaping the future direction of the Asian Network of the Society for Ecological Restoration (SER-AN).

This participation underscores the authority's commitment to adopting global best practices in biodiversity conservation and fostering international collaboration, aligning with Saudi Arabia's broader efforts to achieve sustainability goals and fulfill the objectives of Vision 2030.