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… of millions of cubic meters of fossil freshwater from deep desert aquifers, via the Great Man-Made River Project (GMRP) … of Libya, then a vast majority of the country which is desert, coming in direct contact with the Mediterranean … the Mediterranean Sea to the north, and the expanse of desert to the south. When cooler air masses from the north …

… km2, 62% of biome extent), tundra (6,623,675 km2, 80%) and desert and xeric shrublands (6,470,715 km2, 23%), whilst … migrations. The mapping shows that each dune in the desert region could be associated with a specific family. …

… tens of millions of native plants, well- suited to the desert environment, to be established across vast areas of … wintering and breeding water birds, had become a ‘saline desert’, with devastating impacts on biodiversity as well as … mangroves and dune systems had become a ‘saline desert’. The Delta had been an internationally important site …

… for the Workshop2: • Long thought to be a biological desert, the deep seabed hosts a species richness that may …

… also practised in the Nile using mainly cages and in the desert with a few tank farms. In 1985 the first eight tilapia …

… of a shared resource (for example, water body, mountain, desert, rare mammal habitat, coral reef) is a sound reason …