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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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New DNA Test Spots Ewes That Get More Lambs for Their Bang

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Israeli researchers have developed a DNA test that will allow the desert-dwelling Bedouin tribes to detect which of their sheep have a gene that...
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Biblical Hyrax Is Now A Pest

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The hyrax are cute to some, and pests to others. Photos by Arik Kershenbaum They are considered as cute little critters to some people, and...
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Eco-Tourists to Israel Can Now Be a “Forester For a Day”

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In an attempt to maintain Israel's forests and prevent forest fires in the future, Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael and the Jewish National Fund enlist tourists...
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Nature’s Wisdom Through the Photographer’s Lens: The Green Sheikh

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After publishing so many stories about Arabs who offend nature so deeply, the Green Sheikh's soothing  words are especially timely.  What links humans, nature and...
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Spencer Tunick Mad Over Naked Dead Sea Photo Leak

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Leaked pictures from the Dead Sea naked shoot reveal identifiable information of the naked models. When more than a thousand people signed up for the...
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Kuwaiti Kills Wolf and Then Shows Off

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Some people make collages of family pictures, but a group of friends in Kuwait compiled these images after killing a wolf with a shotgun. In...
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Only Two Countries in the Middle East Protect Wolves

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The wolf pictured above is an Iranian wolf, which exists is dwindling numbers throughout Israel, Iran, and Turkey.  Our fear of the wolf is historically...
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Alon Tal Paints a Picture of Israel’s Environment Wrongs and Rights (INTERVIEW)

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Joshua interviews Israel's most influential and accomplished environmentalist, Dr. Alon Tal.  Where is Israel at in terms of environmental protection?  Get the scoop here. Israel...
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Sustainable Travel Event of the Year in Abu Dhabi

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Are you a green travel guru? Do you want to see and be seen at the most important sustainable tourism event of the year?...
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Eid Ul Adha Divers Clean 80 Kilos of Undersea Trash

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What’s an Aqaba trip over Eid Ul Adha without some snorkeling at the coral beds off Tala Bay of the Red Sea?  It’s your...
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After the Fire: Israel’s Carmel Forest Doesn’t Need Our Help

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A year after the fire in Israel, Joshua finds new life at the ravaged Carmel Forest. Israel experienced the largest wildfire in the country’s history...
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Crocodiles and Ostriches Outlawed For Skin and Meat in Israel

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Ostrich steaks on the "hoof"? Not at Israel's Yotvata Hai Bar wildlife refuge Is it right to raise what should be wild animals for use...
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Developer’s Artificial Reefs Unlikely to Restore Gulf Damage

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A report last week showed that development projects like The World manmade islands above are destroying the Gulf's fragile marine ecosystem. One major culprit,...
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Guest Photo Gallery From the Heart of Tahrir Square, Egypt

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Sicilian photographer Giusi Cosentino has shared striking images straight from the heart of Tahrir Square.  Sicilian photographer Giusi Cosentino and her partner Alex Tricani were commissioned...
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Iraq and Libya For Eco-Seeking Bravehearts

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Iraqi historical sites are many, but the security situation is still risky Middle East Eco Tourism has been written about a lot on Green...
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