Libya's first National parks, protected areas and reserves were first designated in the 1970s. Many are found along the Mediterranean coastline with the most popular protected areas being Zellaf in the southwestern desert and Karabolli, Wadi El-Kouf and Benghazi, all spread along the northern coast. Wadi El-Kouf Set near Beidha in the forested, upland region of Jebel al-Akhdar (Green Mountain), this national park spreads for 12 miles east and west along northeastern Libyan coastline as well as over 100 miles…
