Wildlife Alliance to help Kingdom meet goal of 450m tree by 2030

RIYADH: International non-profit forest and wildlife conservation organization, Wildlife Alliance is planning to help plant 450 million trees in Saudi Arabia by 2030, the CEO of the organization

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