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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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Tafline Laylin: From Tour Guide To Green Prophet

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Loving wild places gives us the impetus to protect them Before I started writing about green building and eco-tourism in Israel and the Middle East,...
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GoEco on a Volunteer Eco-Tourism Adventure in Israel

Karen Chernick -
Be an alternative tourist with one of GoEco's volunteer eco-tourism programs this summer. Earlier this week we wrote about an alternative to the normal ways...
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Half of UAE’s Falaj Mualla Camels Choked on Plastic Bags

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There is life after plastic. Ban the bags, and save the camels
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Clash Between Greenpeace Activists and Bluefish Tuna Fishermen in the Med Sea

Tafline Laylin -
There are no clear solutions to the fight between conservation and capitalism Tempers flared out at sea as environmentalists and fishermen sparred over the...
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Gas Line Excavation Unearths 3,500 Year Old Cultic Vessels

Tafline Laylin -
Archeology is green: The Israel Antiquities Authority and archaeologists celebrate rare find of more than 100 intact vessels While conducting a standard excavation to prepare...
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Take Your Team To Lebanon's Ecovillage

Tafline Laylin -
Get Your Green On in The Dmit Valley Ecovillages are slowly sprouting in the Middle East.  There's Kramim in Israel's Negev Desert, as well as...
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Welcome Home: Meet Theo Who's Running Jordan's Alternative Eco Aqaba House

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Dutch native Theo van de Laar exposes the eco secrets and paradise he entertains through The Aqaba House, an eco-friendly guest house he runs...
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How to create a food forest garden, by Martin Crawford

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This book is unusual.  Firstly, by virtue of covering the topic of forest gardening at all, but also unusual in another respect. Many gardening books...
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Baby Croc Harry Dies in Dubai: Another Animal Abuse Case?

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Poor Harry: At least he won't wind up being a hand bag We've written about animal abuse cases in the Middle East before, including an...
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Rebuilding Abu Dhabi's Coral Reefs One Disc at a Time

Tafline Laylin -
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Endangered Baboons and Hyenas Rescued from Private Home in Abu Dhabi

Ira Moskowitz -
One of the hyenas confiscated from a home in Abu Dhabi. Fifteen baboon monkeys and two striped hyenas were rescued by environmental officials from a...
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Is Willie the Grey Whale Lost or Looking for Club Med? (VIDEO)

Maurice Picow -
"Extinct" grey whale sighted off Israeli coast, 8,000 nautical miles from home. Lost or making a comeback thanks to global warming? (In the above...
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Toads Could Predict Deadly Mideast Earthquakes Months in Advance

Maurice Picow -
Honey, was that you moving, or should we take that as a sign for an earthquake? Image via Ryedo Grrrrrrrrrebit! This may seem a bit...
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Rebranding Yemen With $1 Billion Tourism Campaign. Will It Be Eco?

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Diversifying away from oil Yemen plans to build six beach resorts over the next five years to draw tourists. How much will be sustainable? The...
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Unholy Waters: The Jordan River is Nearly Dead, Maurice Reports

Maurice Picow -
Up close and personal. Karin gets a "sniff" of sewage pipe pouring into the Jordan River. This folks, is the source of the lower...
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