How Red Sea Global plans to prove a 30% net conservation gain by 2040
RIYADH: Sustainability commitments are easy to announce. The harder test for tourism developers might be proving that nature is measurably better off once a development’s own impacts have been counted. Saleh Maghrabi, a marine environmental consultant and sustainability expert, told Arab News that building and conserving can go hand in hand, but only on one condition. “With coral reefs, mangroves…
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