US EditionThe Shrine of Oman that Lost Its Place on the World Heritage List
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In the heart of the desert of Oman, southeast of the Arabian peninsula, there is a natural region that was once recognized for its great environmental value: the Sanctuary of the Arab Oryx. This space was created with the aim of protecting an iconic species of the region, the Oryx of Arabia (Oryx leucoryx), a white antelope with long and straight horns that knew how to be on the verge of extinction. The sanctuary emerged in 1994 and, thanks to i…
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