Qatar
Location Middle East
National websites
Embassy / Chancery in U.S.  (include address)
Agencies responsible for biological inventory and conservation  Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Agriculture
P.O. Box 7634
Doha - Qatar
Tel: (974) 320825
Fax: (974) 415246
Non-governmental organizations concerned with conservation
Major Natural Resources  (summary paragraph)
Major Environmental and Conservation Issues  (summary paragraph)
Statistics Information Sources
Land area (Sq. km)
Area of forest 0 http://data.wri.org:1996/cgi-bin/charlotte
Area of wetlands (Sq. km)
Area of territorial waters (Sq. km)
Population: Density: (  /Sq. km) http://www.census.gov/cgi-bin/ipc/idbpyrs.pl
Area protected (ha) (only areas >1000ha) at all IUCN levels: Fraction of land area protected (%):
Major Protected Areas Al Shahhaniya, Ras Ashairij, Haloul Island, Khor Al-Adaid, Al Aaliya Island, Al Thakhira and Tribuk. Information Center for the Environment
http://www.un.org/esa/agenda21/natlinfo/countr/qatar/natur.htm#biodiv
Endemic Species
Mammals  
Birds  
Reptiles  
Amphibians  
Fish  
Invertebrates  
Plants  355 (+ 106 fungi)

 

http://www.un.org/esa/agenda21/natlinfo/countr/qatar/natur.htm#biodiv
Endangered, Threatened and Vulnerable Species
Mammals  
Birds  
Reptiles  
Amphibians  
Fish  
Invertebrates  
Plants  


Complete Plant Listing

World Conservation Monitoring Centre - Animal 

World Conservation Monitoring Centre - Plants

Extinct Species
Mammals  
Birds  
Reptiles  
Amphibians  
Fish  
Invertebrates  
Plants  


Complete Plant Listing

World Conservation Monitoring Centre - Animal 

World Conservation Monitoring Centre - Plants

Species listed on CITES Appendices



CITES-listed Species Database
Legislation
Laws protecting endangered or threatened species
Laws protecting endangered ecosystems
Signatory to CITES not a signee
Signatory to Ramsar Wetlands Convention not a signee
Signatory to Convention on Biological Diversity  (date)
Signatory to Migratory Bird Treaty (date)
Member of International Whaling Commission (date)
Signatory to other international treaties designed to protect or manage biological resources
Natural Resource Use Information Sources
Fisheries
Forestry / deforestation Qatar does not have any forst regions, but imports about $13,000,000 worth of wood products each year. http://www.fao.org/infosylva/VR/is_country.jsp?country_code=221&lang=en
Ecotourism
Trade in wildlife products
Hunting
Other uses of natural resources
Human Impacts on Natural Resources Information Sources
Air pollution
Water pollution
Development activities
Introduced species
Legislation addressing these issues
Restoration and Reintroduction Information Sources
Programs for restoration of damaged habitat 
Programs for ex situ conservation (captive breeding and reintroduction) of endangered species Al-Wabra 

PO Box 706 
Doha 
QATAR 
Telephone: 974-866990 Fax: 974-443487 
 
 

Doha Zoological Gardens 

Doha Municipality 
POB 820 
Doha 
QATAR 
Telephone: 974-415995 Fax: 974-414868

http://www.cbsg.org/regasw.htm

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Page compiled by M-L S. Gong as part of a class project in h90 "The Science of Biodiversity and Conservation" (Peter J. Bryant, Instructor), University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 92697, USA