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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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Evergreen Supertanker Arrives In Israel To Fight Carmel Fire

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUEqbLVfpGc&feature=fvsr A private American company has sent the world's largest firefighting plane to help Israel fight the Carmel fire. The international community has poured out assistance...
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Israel Fire Still Raging Out of Control Friday Morning

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The fire rages on in Israel's Carmel Mountains, a nature reserve. With untold damage to wildlife and one of Israel's only forests, Friday morning in...
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Worst Fire in Israel’s Modern History Continues to Rage Out of Control

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Carmel fire at sunset, as seen through the lens of a police photographer Israel's worst forest and brush fire in modern history continues to rage...
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Israel Fire Update: 42 Killed, Beit Oren Village Wiped Out

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Israel may lose one of its most precious nature reserves to wildfire ripping through the Carmel Mountains, killing people, animals and trees. "We have...
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Israel’s Worst Fire in Modern History Kills 40 and Rages On In Bio-reserve

Karin Kloosterman -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cr5oGnVeYU&feature=player_embeddedBelieved to have been started by arsonists, a deadly fire is racing out of control in UNESCO-protected Carmel Mountain.  People, and animals, are being...
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Three Russian Red Sea Snorkelers Attacked By White-Tip Shark

Tafline Laylin -
In three separate (and unusual) incidents, a white-tip shark attacks tourists off the coast of Sinai's Sharm Al-Sheikh. I don't think anyone who has...
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Mysterious Female Whale Sharks Elude Marine Biologists

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Something as big as a whale shark should be easy to track, but Dubai-based marine biologists learn they are actually quite elusive. It's so tempting...
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Spacefaring Civilization Finds Evidence of Great Lake in Paleolithic Egypt

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New images taken from the space shuttle, using radar, are revealing that 100,000 years ago, Egypt had a lake broader than...
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One Muslim’s Mission To Make Africa Green Again

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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

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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”

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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 -
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

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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

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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 -
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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