In Dubai, the image of a thriving city with its skyscrapers and innovation hubs would be incomplete without another, no less brilliant face—carefully protected nature. In the nature reserves of Marmoom, Ras Al Khor, and Jebel Ali Wetlands, Arabian oryxes, gazelles, and desert birds live. Thousands of flamingos and herons also rest there, transforming the area into a living painting that comes to life with every flutter of a wing. These reserves are not just places for conserving wildlife; they are a clear expression of Dubai's vision to enhance sustainability and protect biodiversity. Nature remains a constant partner in the city's development story, where urban peaks coexist with natural sanctuaries, and life in all its forms remains an integral part of Dubai's identity and spirit.
