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 Algeria is the land of great biological variety. A huge country with a wide diversity of sceneries and ecological zones, Algeria has a wealthy natural inheritance.
Regarded as one of the most exceptional natural country of the Mediterranean, Algeria’s bioclimate, fauna and flora are the essentials of its great biodiversity. Actually Algeria is haven to some rare species such as the Monk Seal, Barbary red deer, Kabylie Nuthatch and Audouin’s Gull. Algeria’s National Parks include a variety of ecosystems, from coastal areas, to desert and mountain.
Tassili n’Ajjer National Park in Algeria includes a big part of the Tassili n’Ajjer mountain range. Here you may discover a variety of natural wonders in this Algerian National Park. The sandstone structure of the mountain range has resulted in a variety of rock arches and other landforms all step by step carved out by erosion. Sandstone has also contributed to the area’s ability to preserve larger amounts of plant life as it holds water well. Vegetation in the Tassili n’Ajjer National Park is mostly woodland made up of endemic, endangered plant species, namely Saharan Myrtle and Saharan Cypress.
Coastal National Parks of Algeria: El Kala National Park, Gouraya National Park and Taza Naional Park.
Algerian National Parks of the Mountain Areas and Steppe: Theniet El Had National Park, Djurdjura National Park, Chrea National Park, Djebel Aissa National Park, Belezma National Park and Tlemcen National Park.
Algerian National Parks of Sahara: Tassili National Park and l'Ahaggar National Park.
Nature Reserves in Algeria: la Macta Nature Reserve, Mergueb Nature Reserve, Beni-salah Nature Reserve, Babors Nature Reserve and Iles Habibas Marine Nature Reserve.
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