A fellowship to assist conservationists in saving endangered large cats has been announced by the Arabian Leopard Fund.
RIYADH: To give the upcoming generation of conservationists the abilities, information, and real-world experience they need to protect the critically endangered Arabian leopard's future, the Arabian Leopard Fund has announced the start of a 50-student scholarship program. Through the top bachelor's programs worldwide, the Arabian Leopard Scholarship Program provides educational opportunities in conservation-related professions. As part of the AlUla scholarships program, 50 Saudi men and women will be admitted to pursue bachelor's degree specializations after being chosen from a highly competitive pool of 300 AlUla applicants. It is a unique program that expands on the fund's long-term investment in developing the skills of upcoming conservation leaders and specialists in the area. A training program at the Arabian Leopard Conservation Breeding Center, organized in close cooperation with the Royal Commission for AlUla, and a fully funded five-year partnership with the