Libya, with its vast deserts and coastal areas, is home to various flora and fauna. However, the ongoing security situation in the country has posed significant challenges to protecting and conserving the country’s biodiversity. This paper aims to provide an overview of the legal framework, challenges, and facts for protecting and conserving biodiversity in Libya.
Protecting and preserving the environment and natural resources related to biodiversity is crucial for the nation’s well-being and future generations. In Libya, a number of laws and decrees have been put in place over the years to regulate and safeguard the country’s biodiversity and resources. These laws and regulations cover a wide range of topics and areas, including the prevention of pollution, regulation of water resources, protection of animals and trees, and organization of grazing and marine wealth exploitation.
Overall, the environment and biodiversity legislations in Libya provide a comprehensive framework for protecting and managing the environment and biodiversity and sustainable use of natural resources. These laws and regulations aim to ensure the preservation of natural and biological diversity, the protection of public health, and the fair distribution of benefits from natural resources.
