Streaming Movie The First Purge (2018) – Reneco for wildlife preservation

From the first steps in 1985…

RENECO has been engaged by His Royal Highness Prince Saud Al Faisal, foreign ministry of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, to establish the first houbara captive-breeding project, the National Wildlife Research Center (NWRC), in Taif, Saudi Arabia.

RENECO has developed and matured over years, through sound research programmes, specific reliable breeding and release techniques for houbara and has gathered considerable amount of skill, knowledge and experience in that field.

…towards intensive captive-production.

In reliance upon that expertise, RENECO has been engaged in 1995 by His Highness Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, late president of the United Arab Emirates, to establish the Emirates Center for Wildlife Propagation (ECWP) in Missour, Kingdom of Morocco.

Ten years after, the ECWP was producing thousands of houbara every year and is recognized as the most successful program of its kind.

The ECWP, managed by RENECO, has now reached his ultimate objective, producing on a regular basis and a minimum of 15 000 houbara bustards as an annual release surplus.

RENECO is a guarantee of permanently updated best practices in the field of houbara breeding, for both the African
and Asian species, as well as both types of production, outdoor or indoor.

Thanks to their success in the management and development of the Emirates Center for Wildlife Propagation (ECWP), RENECO & HLD have become, from 2008, the reference to create and manage new houbara centers.

New projects since 2008

2009

1 project in Kazakhstan
Objective: 5000 houbara bustards annually released

2010

2 projects in Abu Dhabi
Objective for each: 5000 houbara bustards annually released

1 project in Uzbekistan
Objective: 2500 houbara bustards annually released

2013

1 project in Kuwait
Objective: 2000 houbara bustards annually released

2015

2 projects in Abu Dhabi
New objective for each: 12500 houbara bustards annually released

2016

1 project in Kazakhstan
New objective: 15000 houbara bustards annually released

1 project in Al Ain
Taking over an existing houbara center
Objective: 2000 houbara bustards annually released

HLD’s design works

Emirates Center for Wildlife Propagation (ECWP), Morocco

2003 – Hatchery, Missour Station – Capacity: 40000 eggs per year
2006 – Enjil Station – New ECWP Capacity: 15000 houbara bustards per year
2008 – Falcon captive-breeding station – Oum Jniba

National Avian Research Center (NARC), Abu Dhabi

2006 – Houbara breeding complex: 5000 houbara bustards per year
2015 – New facilities to increase the production to 12500 houbara bustards per year

Sheikh Khalifa Houbara Breeding Center (SKHBC-AD), Abu Dhabi

2011 – Houbara breeding station: 5000 houbara bustards per year
2015 – New facilities to increase the production to 12500 houbara bustards per year

Sheikh Khalifa Houbara Breeding Center (SKHBC-KZ), Kazakhstan

2009 – Houbara breeding station: 5000 houbara bustards per year
2016 – New facilities to increase the production to 15000 houbara bustards per year

Emirates Center for Conservation of Houbara (ECCH), Uzbekistan

2012 – Houbara breeding station: 2500 houbara bustards per year

Rawdat Al-Faras Houbara Breeding Center, Qatar

2012 – Houbara breeding station: 5000 houbara bustards per year

Kuwait Houbara Breeding Center (KHBC), State of Kuwait

2013 – Houbara breeding station: 2000 houbara bustards per year