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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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On Show: Camel-Killing Plastic Lump From The Valley Of Death

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These clumps of plastic debris killed the camels from whose bellies they were retrieved. I'm not going to beat around the bush: I loathe plastic...
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Dance for Rain, Don’t Seed Clouds Finds New Research

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Cloud seeding not more effective than chance (or prayers?) finds new research. Prayers are answered as rain starts falling in the Middle East –– but...
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Lebanon NGO Plants Ancient Species to Reclaim Arid Land

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This Lebanese oak tree has survived for 1500 years, but many others were destroyed in recent forest fires. Sawdust from Lebanese cedars has been found...
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Stay Cool In Turkey’s 5 Star Underground Yunak Evleri Hotel

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Step back in time with this restored 5th-6th century sextet of cave houses converted into a luxury hotel. We were quite taken with these long-standing...
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Reporting On Poverty and Sustainability from the Rehovot Conference

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The relationship between poverty and environmental degradation is a major impediment to sustainability. Specialists from throughout the world gathered for the Rehovot Conference in...
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NPR: Rabbis Turn To Prayer And Fasting To Relieve High Temperatures

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As vegetable prices soar and cows produce 50% less milk because of high temperatures and no rain, Israel's Rabbis turn to prayer. Religious leaders in...
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Environmental Factors Turn Once Harmless Sharks Into Killers

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These are the two sharks killed by Egyptian authorities following several attacks off the Sinai peninsula last week. One of the sharks responsible for...
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Greenpeace Responds to Israel Carmel Fire and States “Climate Changes are Already Here”

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Greenpeace Israel responds to the Carmel fire by stating that "climate changes are already here and taking a heavy toll." The fire in Israel's Carmel...
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World Watches Israel While Prayers Douse 120 Unsung Lebanese Fires

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International media diverted all of their attention to Israel as it fought fire all weekend. But hardly anyone noticed Lebanon had 120 separate fires...
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Oceanic White Tip Shark Kills Elderly Woman In Egypt

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Egyptian negligence may have caused the unnecessary death of a German tourist yesterday. An illegal Australian sheep dump in the sea might be the...
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Israel Carmel Fire – Taking Stock of How It Happened

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View of the Israel Carmel Forest fire encroaching on the University of Haifa campus. Image credit University of Haifa An act of God, arson,...
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Plans Underway to Save or Replant Trees Damaged in Carmel Fire

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Raptors and deer were among species saved from the Carmel Forest Wildfire 50,000 dunams of the Carmel Forest, or nearly half, have been destroyed in...
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Egyptian Park Authorities Killed Wrong Sharks After Red Sea Attacks

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Authorities erroneously killed two sharks not responsible for the Red Sea attacks last week Last week off the coast of Egypt's tourist resort town Sharm...
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Initial Israel Fire Sparks Suspected Cases of Arson

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It appears as though the Israel Carmel Fire sparked two cases of arson, stoking the flames even higher. After the first fire broke out...
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Indigenous Knowledge and Ancient Farmers at Avdat

Dr. Yosef Gotlieb -
Ancient farmers used indigenous knowledge to sustain communities at Avdat in the central Negev as many as seven thousand years ago.  That wisom may hold the...
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