A E C O N
Background

Terrestrial Environment

Objectives

Environmental Assessment: Analyze the current condition of natural resources and biodiversity in terrestrial areas.
Threat Identification: Detect threats facing the environment, such as desertification, pollution, and human activities.
Conservation Planning: Develop strategies to protect natural areas and fragile ecosystems.
Biodiversity Evaluation: Measure the biodiversity of animals and plants in wild areas to identify the richest zones.
Protection of Endangered Species: Study endangered animal and plant species and develop conservation programs for them.
Environmental Rehabilitation: Establish plans for replanting native trees and vegetation in degraded areas.
Animal Behavior Study: Understand the behavior and distribution of animals across different habitats to inform conservation strategies.
Habitat Identification: Identify key natural habitats that support biodiversity and ensure their protection.
Strengthening Human-Nature Connection: Promote positive interaction between local communities and the environment, including the protection of trees and wildlife.
Awareness of Tree Importance: Raise awareness of the benefits of trees in improving air quality, providing shade, and supporting wildlife.

Tasks

Data Collection: Gather comprehensive information on plants and animals, including species, distribution, and density.
Soil and Water Analysis: Examine soil and water quality to determine pollution levels and their physical and chemical properties
Biodiversity Assessment: Study biodiversity in targeted areas and identify endangered species.
Environmental Monitoring: Track changes in ecosystems over time, including impacts from human activities.
Protected Area Identification: Propose new areas for protection based on the collected data.
Management Strategy Development: Develop plans for the sustainable management of natural resources and wildlife conservation.
Stakeholder Collaboration: Coordinate with government authorities, NGOs, and local communities to ensure project success.
Report Preparation: Write detailed reports on findings and recommendations based on the collected data.
Awareness Raising: Organize workshops and seminars to increase awareness of the importance of environmental conservation.
Policy Evaluation: Review and improve existing environmental policies based on survey results.

Our Projects

Project: Environmental Surveys in the AMAALA Area – Larsen & Toubro

Project: Environmental Surveys in the AMAALA Area – Larsen & Toubro

Project Overview The project involves the construction of a renewable energy generation station, along with supporting renewable energy facilities and water systems, in AMAALA, one of the luxury tourism destinations being developed by The Red Sea Global (RSG).
Project: Environmental Survey of the Spiny-Tailed Lizard in Diriyah, Riyadh DGI & DGII Laydown Areas – KEO

Project: Environmental Survey of the Spiny-Tailed Lizard in Diriyah, Riyadh DGI & DGII Laydown Areas – KEO

As part of a comprehensive vision for development, Diriyah Company is transforming Diriyah into the world’s largest cultural and heritage destination. This development is inspired by timeless Najdi architecture, reflecting Diriyah’s status as the birthplace of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the ancestral home of the Al Saud family.