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Discover the world through sustainable travel, where you can reduce your environmental impact while immersing yourself in authentic local cultures and cuisines. Learn how to travel responsibly by choosing eco-friendly transportation, staying at green accommodations, and supporting local communities.

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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A Desert Shrub That Outwits Mice

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While humans inch closer to their eventual demise by burning up the resources upon which they so richly depend, the earth's "lower" species are...
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Israel’s Marine Center Will Reveal Sea Secrets

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Deep sea corals off Tel Aviv's coast will be more of what new marine center will investigate. Despite having a gorgeous coastline of sandy...
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Win a Climate Change Summer Camp in Jordan

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A free, week-long summer camp on climate change at the end of the summer, in Jordan. Apply now! The Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Foundation (HBS) in Ramallah, along...
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Treehugger Friend to Sick Trees

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"Trees can sense that you've come to help them" - Oded Yaffe: Photo by Ilya Melnikov Helping to save and protect trees is an ongoing...
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Black Sea Village Turks Use Bird Language Instead of Cell Phones

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In Kuşköy, which literally means "Bird Village" in Turkish, the villagers have been able to communicate across long distances well before the invention of...
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Qatar’s City of Birds and Islam’s Teachings On Animals (INTERVIEW)

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“In Qatar, the birds have built their own hidden city. They live in the towers and stairwells of an abandoned palace...” Over at Guernica Magazine,...
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Spencer Tunick Plans Naked Dead Sea Shoot Anniversary Float

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Spencer Tunick will return to Israel this September to celebrate the anniversary of last year's wildly controversial Dead Sea naked photo shoot. Designed to...
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Lebanon’s Trash Theatre & the True Cost of Rubbish

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Trash Theatre is a free theatre performance about trash - it's taking place across Lebanon's coast Lebanon is drowning in trash. Now artists are making theatre...
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Safari Animals Get Blood, Fish and Fruit Popsicles to Cool Off

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Safari animals in Israel get giant popsicles to help them beat the heat. The worldwide heatwave is also showing effects in the Middle East....
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Wild ways to travel the Middle East

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You can visit travel websites for all-inclusive holidays where you can find week-long or two-week sun holidays in Sharm, Sinai; You can also find loads of ways to  hang out in Agadir, Morocco at exclusive resorts; but not every all-inclusive option can give you the right eco spirit you are aiming for.
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Dubai’s Radisson Blu Goes Green

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On the grand scale of greenliness, the Radisson Blu scores pretty low, but they are making an effort that is worth writing about. On...
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Visit Florida to Understand the Importance of Impact and Restoration

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The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf on the Florida coast shocked the world. We watched as the BP-owned rig leaked 4.9...
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Israel’s Captain Sunshine a CNN Green Pioneer

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See two green pioneers from the Middle East featured on CNN this weekend. Yosef Abramowitz, from the Israel-based Arava Power Company, was chosen as a leading...
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Plumbing the Mud in this Turkish Lake to Explain Climate Change

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Lake Nar is in central Turkey, which was the epicenter of a disease that ravaged the Byzantine population 15 centuries ago. Climate change may...
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Acid Oceans Scares Scientists as Much as Climate Change

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  Rising acid levels in the world's oceans now threatens everything from coral reefs to global food security, Jane Lubchenco, the head of America's National...
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