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Savor the flavors of traditional dishes and discover local food markets that prioritize sustainability. From ethical wildlife tourism to zero-waste travel tips, explore ways to enjoy cultural heritage and authentic experiences while preserving the planet for future generations. Start with our trip to Keemalah for a taste of eco luxury travel.

Sustainable travel is all about creating meaningful adventures that benefit both you and the places you visit.

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An Organic Farm Springs Up in Sinai

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The Wadi Marawan Organic Farm is a new project by the 'Best Friends Safari' that guides tour groups in Egypt Located at the terraces of...
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Hilton Hotels to Share Food Waste in Hungry Egypt

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Hilton Worldwide has launched a pilot program to distribute surplus food to community organizations that feed the poor in Egypt. The hotel chain has...
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A Dedicated Green Roof Research Center Opens in Israel

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Green roofs have become a widespread phenomenon over the last few years but very little research has been focused on perfecting the practice in...
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A Bonnet Full of Dead Birds Angers Lebanese Nature Lovers

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When a Lebanese hunter posted an image of two men presenting a bonnet full of dead birds on his Facebook page, he didn't get...
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Will Dark-sky Ecotourism Spread to the Mideast?

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Israel's Negev Desert, Jordan's Mount Nebo, Medaba and Wadi Rum are a few dark sky destinations for stargazing. Paris is known as the city of...
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Dozens of Dead Turtles Washed up in Egypt

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An investigation is underway to determine the deaths of dozens of sea turtles that washed up on Egypt's Mediterranean shore last week. Initial forays...
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Steep Decline of Dead Sea Levels Due to Fertilizer Industry

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Friends of the Earth Middle East state that half of the record shrinkage of the Dead Sea is caused by Israeli and Jordanian fertilizer...
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New Lake Rose 35 Feet in the Arabian Desert This Past Year Alone

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A handful of new lakes popping up in the vast and formidable Arabian desert are creating whole new ecosystems and attracting rare bird species...
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Seed Money Available to Protect Mediterranean Basin Birds

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Seed money up to $1 million to protect your local birds. Apply today. Sick of reading about Cyprus songbirds killed and pickled for snacks?  Weary...
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Heart-wrenching Video of Two Hyenas Rescued from Lebanon

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Animals Lebanon rescued two striped hyenas that had been captured as pups in the wild and they are now safe in their new home...
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WWF Honors Ofir Drori – the Enemy of Africa’s Roughest Wildlife Traffickers

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Israeli photojournalist turned independent animal rights activist Ofir Drori (who Karin interviewed in 2008) received the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) for Nature's Duke of Edinburgh Conservation Medal...
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5 Ways Hiking Heals a Broken Heart

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Everyone older than ten has likely experienced the exquisite agony and transformation of a broken heart. Which means that just about everyone has probably...
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Animal Paparazzi for Jordan’s Endangered Animals

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Researchers turn to high tech cameras to track sensitive animal populations in Jordan’s Dana Biosphere Nature Reserve.
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Grant Shilling is Surfing for Peace in the Middle East

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"Fun is important for humanity and without it, we are greatly diminished'"- Grant Shilling on why surfing is important and holds the key...
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Gardening For Fruit With the Kids At Home

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A few months ago together with three enthusiastic family kids I started a gardening experiment: growing fruits out of the seeds we collected from fruits...
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Drinking Mercury: How Art Makes Invisible Pollution Visible

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Drinking Mercury in La Paz uses photography, sound, video and installation to reveal how mercury pollution from gold mining moves through water, ecosystems and people.

Was the Flydubai cockpit emergency an attempted terror attack — or a pilot in crisis?

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