The Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve in Saudi Arabia has expanded its all-women ranger unit with the recruitment of 40 new women rangers, making up 34% of the reserve's ranger team. This surpasses the global average of 11% and sets a new regional benchmark. The rangers play a critical role in protecting the reserve's landscapes, culture, and wildlife, and engage local communities in discussions around nature protection and conservation practices. The reserve aims to empower local women and provide them with employment and training opportunities.