Riyadh: Al-Hashr Mountains Al-Hashr Mountains in Jazan Region form part of the Sarawat Mountain range, with peaks exceeding 2,000 meters above sea level, creating stratified climatic and vegetation zones that support rich biodiversity in southwestern Saudi Arabia.

According to Saudi Press Agency, environmental observations record a distinct diversity of wildlife, including the Arabian cobra, Arabian red fox, eagle, and grey-headed kingfisher. Native vegetation, including wild juniper, sidr, and acacia, provides food and shelter for wildlife. Seasonal rains between March and September further boost vegetation growth and wildlife activity.

Al-Hashr Mountains form an ecological transition zone between mountainous and Tihama plain environments, making them a site of significant environmental importance that supports sustainability and wildlife conservation goals.