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Saudi Arabia is not new to the world records game but this time it’s so unusual that it deserves special mention. It’s actually for a forest this time and if you know the Saudi landscape then it’s just one of those unexpected things happening here, in a good way of course.
Al Ghada Parks in Unaizah has recently landed the Guinness World Record for the largest saxaul botanical garden in the world.
إنجاز عالمي جديد يضاف للمملكة، من خلال تسجيل منتزهات الغضا بعنيزة في موسوعة غينيس للأرقام القياسية كأكبر حديقة نباتية في العالم لأشجار الغضا. pic.twitter.com/Dzxk0QwKAz
— وزارة البيئة والمياه والزراعة (@MEWA_KSA) December 14, 2021
They started doing this about 50 years ago and now they’ve got a world record to boast about. Way to go!
The largest saxaul botanical garden is 42,585.74 acres (172,338,379 m²) and was achieved by Al Ghadha Parks in Unaizah, Saudi Arabia.
The people of Unaizah have taken care of the Al Ghadha tree for 5 decades, by enacting strict laws against cutting trees.@MEWA_KSA @ncvcksa pic.twitter.com/zVUbN3lVWS
— Guinness World Records (@GWR) December 13, 2021
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