Bahrain / Attractions / Al Areen Wildlife Park & Reserve

Al Areen Wildlife Park & Reserve Established in 1975, this unique experiment in conservation was inspired by the Crown Prince's long-standing interest in falconry and Wildlife in general. With a view to creating an environment for the protection and breeding of endangered species, whilst simultaneously attracting the interest of the public, it has become the leading organization of its kind in the Middle East.

Situated near to Zallaq, the three square mile (eight square kilometer) enclosure is planted with over 100,000 plants and trees, and more than 500 animals are accommodated in the reserve. Inhabitants include the Arabian oryx, which is virtually extinct in the wild, Persian gazelle, springbok, impala, fallow deer, Chapman's zebra, let, film show and bus tour all contribute to the visitors' understanding of the aims of the park.

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