Harrat al-Harrah Reserve
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About Harrat al-Harrah Reserve and its history
A nature reserve on basalt lava plains in the north of the Kingdom, one of the first reserves established in the 1980s.
Horah Al-Horah Reserve is a nature reserve area in Saudi Arabia managed by the Saudi Wildlife Authority and is one of the first reserves established by the authority in 1987.
Overview
The reserve occupies approximately 13,775 km2 and its surface consists of a volcanic plateau rich in black basaltic rocks and includes a range of low volcanic mountains with heights between 800 and 1,150 meters above sea level
Flora and wildlife
Horah Al-Horah Reserve is characterised by diverse vegetation, consisting of perennial and annual plants scattered in the torrent streams and its sides. Flora variations include Lycium Shawii, Tamarix, Arabian Calligonum as well as a plethora of Annual Plants. It is also habitat to the Arabian Wolf, Red Fox, Desert Fox, Goitered Gazelle, Striped Hyena, Hare and Jerboa. As for birds, the reserve is home to Chlamydotis, Golden Eagle, Curlews and nine species of Alauda, in addition to a number of migratory birds. There are some reptile species that live in the protected area as well
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- Location
- Al-Jouf, Saudi Arabia
- Coordinates
- 30.6000, 39.4000
- Category
- Nature & Parks
