How Saudi Arabia is turning it’s desert into green forest

Witness the awe-inspiring journey of how Saudi Arabia is turning its desert landscapes into lush green forests. 🌳 Join us as we explore the groundbreaking initiatives and innovative strategies behind this remarkable environmental transformation.

From ambitious eco-visions to practical implementation, discover the incredible story of Saudi Arabia's green revolution. Through cutting-edge technologies and sustainable practices, the kingdom is reshaping its arid terrain into vibrant ecosystems that benefit both people and the planet.

Be captivated by the beauty of this green revolution as we uncover the inspiring efforts to combat desertification and promote biodiversity. Through dedication and forward-thinking initiatives, Saudi Arabia is leading the way towards a greener and more sustainable future.

[mrlondon]

It's not as efficient as drip irrigation.

[gin_honez]

Need comprehensive plant plan...the plant must support by pipe irrigation minimum need, species plant must multifunction for human food, for animal food and.water absorbent.china suscess re planting their unusefull land at north.maybe saudi must learn it.

[babybeeapiaries]

The Israelis' are leaps and bounds beyond this technology. While it's impressive what this does, the technology as presented in this video is actually very old.

[navneetsahay]

Sewer water can be cleaned by STP and pumped to these areas

[ПаханФ-як]

Строительство ВСМ в Саудовской Аравии и ОАЭ показывает их выход в цивилизованные страны мира.
Это говорит что они начнут окружающую инфраструктуру создавать вокруг ВСМ, что будет легче озеленять полуостров

[paulmcnamara]

Cant theh use the big sheets that catchs the dew?? Get the water that way!!!save the water table??😮😮

[NirvanaFan]

this is a really wasteful way to water in the desert. drip irrigation would be way better.

[chicones]

Don't know why they used it also to make permaculture areas

[guyfawkes]

So what happens when you completely drain the groundwater?. It seems like a really bad idea as it takes millions of years to replenish.