MUSCAT : The initiative saw the participation of 300 volunteers from across the Sultanate of Oman, who gathered to protect the island’s biodiversity and preserve its pristine environment.
Masirah Island, renowned for its nesting sea turtles, is a crucial habitat for a diverse range of wildlife. The clean-up campaign aimed to remove debris and pollutants that threaten this delicate environment and its inhabitants.
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