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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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Light at the End of the Pipeline? Water Crisis 2009 Conference

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Nature's right to water was the focus of the latest conference in the wave of water crisis conferences in Israel in the past month...
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Turkey Takes Bold Stance Against Coastline Development

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The Turkish Tourism and Culture Ministry is turning the western Bodrum Peninsula into an official tourism site. The peninsula, located not far from the city...
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Climate Change Kills 160 Syrian Villages

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If we'd thought that talk about global warming in the Middle East should stay in the future tense, news from Syria suggests a lot...
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Peace Cycle Takes Bikers Through West Bank

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We've posted here before about a Walk About Love, a hike for Israel and a bike ride to benefit Israel's environment. This October, get...
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Tour of Tel Aviv with Cities of Tomorrow Conference

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(Kiryat Sefer resident and activist Miri Kupermintz on the park site. All photos by Daniella Cheslow) A tour of Tel Aviv organized last week by...
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Hunt for Air France Flight 447 Brings Garbage Problem to the Surface

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Brazilian naval personnel were astonished to discover that what they thought to be remains of the missing Air France flight 447 in the Atlantic...
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UNESCO Biosphere Reserves Declared in Syria and Lebanon

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Jabal Moussa, Jordan So we all know that the Middle East is biospherically fascinating, but at the ongoing meeting of the UN International Coordinating...
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Photo: Sandstorm Strikes Israel

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I remember the day when it rolled in early in May, or hit us rather, like a wall. Sandstorms are common in Israel and...
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Boston Globe: Who wins and loses from wildland conservation?

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Israeli nature advocates are proud of their efforts at both nature conservation and cultivating a love of hiking among the people. However, an article...
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Subsidized Sustainable Food Tour in Israel in November

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At Green Prophet, we often post on organic vegetables and dairy products being grown in Israel; this November two Jewish environmental organizations are...
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Ronald Macintyre Excavates 'The Nature Of The State'

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Reading has its own geography. I read this book The Nature of the State while I traveled back and forth from the West Highlands...
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Join the Israel Teen Adventure this summer

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What is the best way to visit Israel? By plane, by bus, or maybe by car? Derech Hateva believes the best way to see...
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I interview Jacques Cousteau’s grand-daughter at the Dead Sea

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She looks like him and was raised in an enviable way: her grandfather Jacques Cousteau (the legendary marine explorer we've written about here) taught...
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James Laps Up Simon Barnes's Book 'How to Be Wild'

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"The more we leave the non-human world behind, the less human we become: and the more fearful we become. It is not the thrilling...
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El Salvador Copies Israel's National Forestry Model To Combat Environmental Destruction

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There is only one nation in the world that has a net gain of trees over the past 100 years. While other countries, developing...
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