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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.

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

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Ecoventure “Lab” Gives Emirate Children Hands On Experience

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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

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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

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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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Dubai Expat On Cloud Lucky Wins Nat Geo Photo Competition

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Winjnand Van Till captured what would become National Geographic's 2010 top Landscape photo in The Netherlands edition. An amateur photographer has captured the most telling...
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Inspired By Nature, Water Tips For The Middle East #1

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In a region where water grows increasingly scarce, we look to nature for various tips on how to make the most of what we...
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New Jellyfish Species Tells a Tale of Global Warming

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The new species, marivagia stellata, previously not known to science, doesn’t sting but is symptomatic of the environmental woes facing the Mediterranean Sea A new...
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Finders Keepers: Sport Divers Bag Turkey’s Underwater Bounty

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Sport divers mar ongoing efforts to preserve a massive underwater archaeological site, by bagging the bounty. Turkey's archaeological reserves are endless and often endangered. Whether...
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Egyptian Dolphin Dealer Attacks Activist With Pitbull?

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The plot thickens as dolphin dealer holding dolphins in filthy swimming pool, allegedly attacks Animal Planet/The Cove's Richard O’Barry (above). Even environmental and animal...
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UAE Residents Learn To Save Inflatable Dolphins And Whales

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Cetacean-lovers learn how to rescue beached mammals in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Humans engage in all manner of self-destructive behavior, and whales beach themselves....
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Will OECD Conf. Compel Israel To Solve Dead Sea Problem?

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Before calling its tourism industry sustainable, Israel should first solve its Dead Sea problem. When Israel was invited to join the Organization for Economic Co-operation...
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More Signs Of Dubai’s Foul Ecology At Jumeirah Islands

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Hezbollah Chief Compares Environment To Freedom of Speech And Religion

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Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah adds environmental stewardship to its political platform. In order to reach the populace in the Middle East, where environmental awareness...
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An Unwelcome Colony? Ring-necked Parakeets Threaten Biodiversity in Jerusalem

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A "beautiful nuisance" infiltrates Jerusalem's German colony. On a recent walk through the German Colony, I was treated to a stunning sight. Filling a...
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The Mythical Mermaid, the Dugong, Under Severe Threat

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Little is known about them in the west, but the world's only vegetarian mammal in marine waters is under serious threat in the Middle...
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