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Stay at Sheybara, the Red Sea pod hotel
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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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Dust Swept Into Arabian Gulf Delivers Key Nutrients

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Although dust could fill up the Gulf in the next 20-40 years, according to scientists, at the moment it feeds the food chain. Whether...
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PetroGulf Misr Denies Responsibility For Red Sea Oil Spill

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpcxn3PKlps The Egyptian Government has failed to provide concrete answers regarding the Red Sea oil spill that occurred last month. One month after...
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Nature Iraq's Conservation in A Combat Zone

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These soldiers escort conservationists protecting the lapwing bird in active Al Qaeda territory. The Middle East's conservation warriors are diving to restore coral and boating...
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Protection Legislation Endangers Red Sea Sharks

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Shark Fin Soup:  a delicacy or a crime? Yemeni fisherman take advantage of Egypt's protection laws and kill sharks for fins in Red Sea...
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Pygmies, Dragons and Hobbits: "Magical Thinking" About Islands Is an Illusion

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New studies looking at evolution sees nothing extra-ordinary about island communities. The Middle East region, particularly around Egypt, Israel and Jordan out East to Iraq...
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More Whale Fossils in The Egyptian Desert

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Wait, what?  Whales in the desert? Fossils of earliest suborder of now extinct whale sheds new light on evolution. Even though human population expansion...
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Making Magestic (and Biblical) Cedars of Lebanon Sustainable in Our Times

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Lebanon is eager to replant their cedars - a national symbol. But a sustainable, community-wide vision is in need. The Hebrew bible is replete...
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What Tagged Hawksbill Turtles From Qatar Tell Us

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When you're stuck in the middle of a crowded, noisy city like Cairo, where waste piles up on the side of the street, and...
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From Cairo to Alexandria – tourists trample the White Desert

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Prior to the installation of an asphalt highway connecting the once peaceful region of Bahariya to Cairo, the oasis was mostly hidden from the greater world. Then archaeologists re-discovered the Valley of the Golden Mummies and tourism in Egypt soared, generating valuable income for the local community. However, the influx also comes with a considerable environmental cost.
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Enjoy EcoBike’s Eco-Friendly Cycling Tours of Israel with a Cold Beer (Or Clean Conscience)

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Bikes, beer and maybe even babes part of EcoBike: bringing eco-friendly cycling tours to a whole new demographic - the beer lover. Cycling, as fellow...
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Learn More about Volunteer Eco-Tourism from GoEco’s Jonathan Gilben

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Jonathan Gilben, co-founder of GoEco, talks about his passion for eco-tourism. (Jonathan pictured at the center of this photograph and in the video clip...
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Have an Organic Experience at Kibbutz Sde Eliyahu’s Bio-Tours

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Kibbutz Sde Elihuya, home to organic agriculture in Israel. Mario Levi brought the idea of manure for compost from Italy
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Owls Unite Arab Farmers in Palestine, Israel and Jordan

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Barn owls as biological control. Arab farmers in the Levant use nesting boxes to encourage the owls to move in. This means much less pesticide to control rodents.
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Green Prophet at Interfaith Gathering in Amman – and a Green Oasis

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A green oasis in Amman - the King Hussein Park, Jordan. Greetings from Amman, where I'm representing the Green Prophet at the URI MENA 8th...
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The Wheels of the Converted Zimmer Bus Go Recycled and Green at Exodia Bed and Breakfast

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The zimmerbuses in Ezuz drive the concept of eco-tourism home.  Beep beep! Eco-tourism is a broad term and can encompass a wide range of green...
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