Nature in Saudi Arabia includes wide deserts, rocky mountains, wadis, oases, mangroves, coral reefs, and coastal waters. These places support wildlife, farming, tourism, and local traditions, but many are sensitive to drought, high temperatures, pollution, and physical disturbance. Surroundings include the places where people live and work, such as homes, roads, buildings, open land, drainage and water systems, and nearby natural areas. Environmental decisions therefore involve both the condition of natural habitats and the way settlements use land, water, energy, and materials. Construction, traffic, waste, and dust can affect nearby land and water, while heat and limited water availability shape daily life and planning. A useful environmental assessment considers the location, existing natural features, resource use, waste management, and possible effects on people, wildlife, and nearby communities.
Environment in Saudi Arabia
The environment in Saudi Arabia is the combined natural and human setting in which people, plants, animals, and communities exist. It includes deserts, mountains, wadis, oases, coasts, homes, streets, buildings, water systems, and open land. Heat, drought, dust, water use, waste, pollution, and land disturbance connect these areas and affect their condition.
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