The arid landscapes of Fujairah, a picturesque emirate in the United Arab Emirates, are often overshadowed by the towering structures and modern marvels that define the region. However, beneath the facade of urban development lies a vital aspect of the ecosystem that has sustained life in this arid land for centuries – native plants. These often overlooked and underappreciated flora play a crucial...
In the scorching heart of the Arabian Peninsula lies a remarkable oasis of innovation – the United Arab Emirates (UAE). A land where dunes meet the cityscape, and ancient traditions blend seamlessly with futuristic visions. In recent years, the UAE has not only made waves in architecture and tourism but has also set its sights on becoming a global leader in sustainable living. This blog explores t...
Camels Race Project at Fujairah Research Centre is taking an important role in preserving UAE heritage. Advanced embryo transfer technology is used to improve and increase the genetically superior camels. Additionally, FRC is applying improvements to the camel race industry by utilizing some chosen health and performance indicators that adhere to scientific standards.
UAE is very rich in biodiversity plants, one of the most important native plant is Ziziphus spina christi ( Sidr ) which have many medicinal, fodder and environmental benefits. Sidr is a source for honeybee nectar.
The Fujairah Research Center focus on the camel, a special animal that can resist the harsh weather conditions that the country is facing as well as global warming, to maintain food security and culture in the Emirate of Fujairah.