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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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One Muslim’s Mission To Make Africa Green Again

Arwa Aburawa - November 23, 2010

Muslim starts sustainable tree planting operation to make Ethiopia green once again. Visiting Ethiopia after a thirty year absence, Geshaw Tahir an Ethiopian-born Muslim...

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Put Away Your Snowboard. Lebanon’s Slopes Are Melting

Tafline Laylin - November 9, 2025

Climate change ruins all the fun. Higher temperatures have cut the skiing season in half. Lebanon's citizens were not dealt an easy life. Their cultural...

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Interpol Gets Tough On “Green Crimes”

Tafline Laylin - November 21, 2010

No more Mr. Nice Guy! Interpol intends to step up regulation of illegal wildlife trade and other environmental crimes. What eventually became The International Criminal...

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Oil Exploration In Iran’s Little Africa?

Mehrdad Parsipour - November 27, 2010

Is nothing holy anymore? The Iranian Government rubber stamps oil exploration in the country's most important national park. The Iranian government has decided to start...

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Bluefin Tuna Debate Reaches Towering Heights in Paris, Again

Tafline Laylin - November 19, 2010

Greenpeace calls on ICCAT to close down the Mediterranean Bluefin Fishery at Paris conference. The Japanese aren't going to let the bluefish tuna resume its...

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Scientists Dig Into Dead Sea To Provide Earth Clues

Green Prophet - November 18, 2010

Scientists are coring into the Dead Sea floor to reveal more about regional climate change and earthquakes over time. Five hundred thousand years of...

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Exploring the Middle East the Old Fashioned Way, On Your Own Two Feet

Karen Chernick - November 17, 2010

Use the heel-toe express to wander through Jordan, Lebanon, Israel and Palestine. The Middle East is a pretty amazing place (just ask any of the...

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Egyptian Activists Claim Eid Animal Slaughter Is Haram

Tafline Laylin - November 18, 2010

These are just a few of hundreds of sheep that were inhumanely slaughtered in Egypt for Eid. Similar to the anti-spirit of Christmas shoppers (but...

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7 Eco and Spiritual Wonders of the Middle East (SLIDESHOW)

Green Prophet - November 16, 2010

We've only got one life, and one planet. Time to get off your armchair folks and learn a little more about your planet. Green...

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Ancient Caesarea Needs Every Grain of Sand

Maurice Picow - November 13, 2010

Is King Herod's "City by the Sea" doomed once again? Man-made developments have put Caesarea at risk. The ancient sea port and other archeological...

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How To Capture Water Like A Thorny Devil

Tafline Laylin - November 8, 2010

This spiny little creature can help us survive the Middle East water crisis. How do we value nature? Do we value trees for their role...

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Harley Davidson Bikers “Vote for Dead Sea” With Their Tailpipes

Karen Chernick - November 7, 2010

Is the Dead Sea one of the top 7 natural wonders of the world? One hundred bikers are coming to show their support. The...

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Ecoventure “Lab” Gives Emirate Children Hands On Experience

Tafline Laylin - November 8, 2010

Emirate children will have a chance to seek their teeth into nature at the new Ecoventure Field Study Center. Children in America were asked where...

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Birds Help Israel, Jordan And Palestine Flock Together

Tafline Laylin - November 8, 2010

After fifteen years of cooperation between the three countries, birds continue to help break down borders. The migration corridor that fosters the ambitious biannual itinerary...

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American Elections Are Bad For The Nile Delta

Tafline Laylin - May 3, 2011

If temperatures continue to increase and icecaps melt, scientists say a one meter rise in sea level will swallow the Nile Delta. In order...

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