The National Center for Wildlife (NCW) announced today in a press release that it has successfully concluded its "Professional Inspector Training" program, a 10-day intensive course designed to equip new inspectors with the skills needed to protect the delicate ecosystems of the Red Sea and Arabian Gulf. According to the release, the program covered a wide range of topics, such as environmental law, health and safety, report writing, and practical field training at the Jubail Marine Protected Area. Trainees gained hands-on experience handling environmental violations, interacting with the public, and implementing strict safety protocols. The NCW developed the comprehensive curriculum over seven weeks based on thoroughly analysing inspector roles and responsibilities. NCW's goal is to ensure that these professionals are highly qualified to safeguard the kingdom's marine environment. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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