Hima Qaytouleh

Turtle dove, song thrush and Greek tortoise are some of the species that we can find in this 0.75 km2 pine forest, located in Jezzine District 890m above sea level. This communal/municipal land that is 500 meters away from human habitation hosts an interesting wildlife such as wolves, bats and many species of reptiles. This faunal richness is associated with an important floral diversity in this area where different type of vegetation are found like oak trees, olive trees, and some cultivated areas. Hima Qaytouleh was declared in 2013 and categorized as a responsible hunting area by SPNL and the municipality for being an important spot concerning the Lebanese wildlife.

Al Hima Magazine 7h Issue

The Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon, SPNL, has officially released the seventh issue of Al Hima magazine, reaffirming its commitment to advancing community-led conservation and positioning Lebanon as a regional leader in nature-based solutions.
This latest edition comes at a critical moment for environmental action in Lebanon and the wider region, bringing together scientific insight, traditional knowledge, and global perspectives under the unifying theme: “From Ridge to Coast, One Hima at a Time.”

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