At the heart of this vision is ARR Project, StreamPro’s flagship afforestation and land-restoration initiative at Tripoli Wildlife Park in Libya. What began as the restoration of a degraded landscape is being developed as a practical demonstration of how large-scale environmental projects can combine land restoration, biodiversity, climate action, resilient infrastructure and measurable ESG impact.

The project is rooted in Libya, but the environmental challenges it addresses are not confined by national borders.

Across North Africa and the Mediterranean, desertification, land degradation, water scarcity, biodiversity loss, soil erosion and increasing climate pressures are creating interconnected environmental challenges requiring long-term and scalable solutions.

From Local Restoration to Regional Environmental Resilience

ARR Project demonstrates StreamPro’s approach to transforming environmental ambition into practical implementation.

The first phase has established the foundations of a functioning restored ecosystem through extensive planting, irrigation and water infrastructure, environmental management, site protection and long-term maintenance capacity.

The wider vision is significantly more ambitious.

The project is planned to progressively expand across more than 1,500 hectares, incorporating over one million trees and extensive vegetation coverage, together with green belts and natural windbreaks intended to strengthen soil stability, combat land degradation and improve ecosystem resilience.

This creates an opportunity to develop ARR Project beyond an individual restoration project into a scalable environmental model with relevance across North Africa and the wider Mediterranean region.

Why the Mediterranean Perspective Matters

North Africa and Southern Europe form part of an interconnected Mediterranean environmental system.

Climate change, drought, desertification, biodiversity degradation and airborne dust increasingly demonstrate that environmental pressures originating in one geography can have implications far beyond national boundaries.

Strategic investment in land restoration on the southern Mediterranean shore therefore has significance beyond the immediate project area.

By restoring degraded landscapes, increasing vegetation coverage and developing natural green belts and windbreaks, initiatives such as ARR Project  can contribute locally to:

• combating desertification and land degradation;
• improving soil stability and reducing local wind-driven erosion;
• restoring biodiversity and natural habitats;
• increasing long-term vegetation and green coverage;
• supporting carbon sequestration;
• strengthening resilience to drought and climate extremes; and
• advancing ESG, SDG and nature-related environmental objectives.

As the project develops, enhanced scientific monitoring can provide further evidence of these impacts and strengthen its value as a reference model for future environmental initiatives.

Building a Scalable Model

StreamPro’s ambition extends beyond the delivery of a single project.

ARR Project provides a platform from which experience, technical knowledge, governance structures and implementation capabilities can be developed and potentially applied to future afforestation, ecosystem-restoration and environmental-resilience initiatives across North Africa, the Mediterranean and other environmentally vulnerable regions.

This broader approach creates opportunities for collaboration with governments, international organisations, environmental specialists, research institutions, investors and private-sector partners seeking credible and measurable nature-positive projects.

The objective is to connect environmental restoration with long-term strategic impact, creating projects that are locally grounded, scientifically informed, professionally governed and capable of contributing to wider regional sustainability objectives.

From North Africa to the Mediterranean

• 80 hectares is only the beginning.
• More than 1,500 hectares planned.
• Over one million trees envisioned.
• A long-term programme for land restoration, biodiversity and environmental resilience.
• Rooted in Libya.
• Designed for measurable impact.
• Relevant across the Mediterranean.

A model with potential beyond borders.

Learn More

For further information on the flagship ARR Project initiative, its development, achievements and long-term vision, please view the ARR Project Project Brochure.