Qummah Island: A marine sanctuary where biodiversity flourishes beneath the Red Sea

JAZAN — Rich in marine biodiversity, Jazan’s Qummah Island is a natural treasure where vibrant wildlife flourishes under its waters and coral reefs are meticulously preserved. Qummah, one of the three inhabited islands in the Farasan archipelago, presents a rich, remarkable diversity of fish and coral reefs. This natural landscape reflects the Red Sea’s biodiversity, making the island a distinguished destination for researchers and marine enthusiasts. **media[2692148]** The diverse shapes, vibrant colors, and vast expanses of coral reefs form integrated ecosystems that are among the most productive marine environments. In addition to their striking colors and structures, these ecosystems protect coastlines from erosion and serve as breeding grounds for numerous microscopic and macroscopic marine organisms. Given their high sensitivity to environmental changes, they also serve as indicators of the ecosystem’s health. **media[2692145]** They also feed and protect the marine life, contributing to the region’s ecological balance. These environmental assets enhance Qummah Island’s status as a destination for ecotourism and marine activities such as diving and exploration. Visitors can experience the marine biodiversity within the framework of national efforts to protect the environment and develop natural resources. **media[2692147]**