Libya's wildlife treasure island at risk of ruin
2021-08-08 01:14
Once famed for its exceptional wildlife, Libya's Farwa island risks becoming just another victim of lawlessness in the war-ravaged North African nation, activists struggling to save it warn.
An uninhabited 13-kilometre-long (eight mile) sandbar cut off at hi…
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