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Summary
RIYADH — Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve is putting cameras in the hands of the people who live and work across its landscapes, empowering rangers, ecologists and community specialists to tell the story of conservation through their own eyes. Marking World Photography Day on Wednesday, the Reserve announced the completion of an intensive six-monthphotography development program designed to build local storytelling skills and document the land, sea, wildlife, people and culture that define the Reserve. **media[2753000]** “This isn't about pretty pictures. Photographic storytelling by locals at Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve is a catalyst for social and environmental sustainability,” said Andrew Zaloumis, CEO of Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve. “It brings our communities together to experiment with new ideas, ultimately shaping how the Reserve is understood, see
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- Saudi Gazette
- Original publication
- 2026-08-19T14:13:53.000Z
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Saudi Gazette
Originally published in English on Aug 19, 2026.