Want to spot whale sharks in Qatar? Check out this tour!
Calling on all marine life lovers! You can now see one of the largest aggregations of whale sharks right here in Qatar in an exclusive tour. Just meters away from…
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What’s being done to protect Qatar’s coral reefs
In the wake of increasing concerns over the depletion of coral reefs around the world, QatarGas has partnered with local entities to take action. The world’s largest liquified natural gas…
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Activists collect 960kg of waste underwater to save Qatar’s marine life
The activists have removed over 480kg of plastic waste from the ocean in Qatar. Several marine activists have organised an underwater clean-up drive to raise awareness on the dangers of plastic pollution in Qatar,…
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Whale sharks spotted swimming in Qatar’s northeast coast
More than 100 of the aquatic animal annually congregate 90 kilometres away from land between the months of April and September. Whale sharks have been spotted meeting at the Al…
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Qatar waters now boast the world’s second largest dugong population
Qatar’s dugongs population has greatly increased in size, with the number of sea creatures in the country’s waters reaching over 800. Qatar’s waters are home to one of the largest…
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Qatar’s rising sea level problem
A peninsula with a bulk of its commercial activities on the shoreline, global warming’s impact on the rising sea level could lead to significant economic and social problems Coastal sea…
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Baladiya dives into campaign to protect marine environment
Under Qatar National Vision 2030, the program focuses on environmental and sustainable development 2021 has already started off as a good year for the environment as Qatar’s Ministry of Municipality…
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Environment entity, ExxonMobil sign research deal to protect Qatar’s dugong
The "sea cows" have apparently lived in and around Qatar's waters for centuries, but not many residents are aware of their existence, an official at the Natural Reserves Private Engineering Office told Doha News.
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