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We are responsible development advisors specialising in sustainable tourism and private conservation projects
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Libya National Park
Misdah & Cyrene, Libya
PROJECT
Libya has been in the news for all the wrong reasons in the past decade. However, prior to the collapse of the regime there was a government-backed initiative to create two new national parks that aimed to reintroduce lost desert species and protect one of the oldest and most important Ancient Greek cities in the region; Cyrene.
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WHAT WE DID
Working as part of a consultant team led by ​EDI (Eco-Development International), we helped to shape the project vision, write the business case and identify the core development zones.
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The breadth of Libya’s natural and cultural assets is little known. We hope that one day stability will return to this extraordinary country and its people.
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