The Saudi Environment Week 2026 exhibition in Riyadh has showcased a series of interactive activities that spotlighted the Kingdom’s rich biodiversity, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
The exhibition provided ab unmissable journey through its diverse regions and displayed the unique environmental characteristics of each area.
Through a stunning collection of photographs mirroring the Kingdom’s rich biodiversity, the event offered visitors an unparalleled experience that thoughtfully blended visual appeal with environmental awareness.
The exhibition also featured a wide range of images spotlighting plant species found across several regions.
Furthermore, the event boasted a series of creative images depicting the biodiversity across Saudi Arabia’s regions, including the Arabian oryx in Najran, flocks of herons in Jazan, the hoopoe and Arabian woodpecker in the Eastern Region, alongside the Arabian leopard in AlUla in the Madinah Region.
Photographers also captured distinctive landscapes highlighting the Kingdom’s diverse terrain and vegetation, from Rawdat Khuraim in the central region to fruit, vegetable, and wheat farms, as well as agricultural terraces in the Aseer Region and mangrove trees in the Jazan Region.
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