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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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Organic Goat Herding in Israel: The Podcast

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GreenProphet.com is trying out audio podcasting! Click here to listen to a morning with volunteer goat herder Robert Lavenstein. You can read along with the transcript below.
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Reflections On A Day Hiking Through Jordan Valley's Wadi Qelt

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Green Prophet recently wrote about the rise in environmental activism and awareness amongst Palestinians, including conservation biologist and educator, Sami Backleh. In this guest...
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Jordan Authorities To Flag and Key Red Sea Green Beach Projects

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The Red Sea is a wonder of the world. Comparing to the Great Barrier Reef in terms of coral diversity and beauty, lack of environmental...
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Will the Coral Reef at Aqaba Beach Be Destroyed By Litter?

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The lush marine habitat by Aqaba Beach in Jordan is among the richest in the world, attracting thousands of visitors per year. But the...
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Klil village showcases Galilee’s sustainable travel options

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We've already written about Israel's eco tourism industry and even about new eco study abroad options in Israel for overseas college students who want...
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Lot Spa Hotel in the Dead Sea Goes Green With Solar Power

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In the Bible, Lot is well known because his wife (Irit) looked back at Sodom when angels were pulling them out of the city...
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Real Estate Developers and Environmentalists Clash Over Nahal Betzet Beach in Western Galilee

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It's no surprise that real estate development and preservation of the environment usually don't go hand in hand.  We've already featured some stories here...
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EcoOcean’s Andreas Weil

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Green Prophet interviews Andreas Weil, director of EcoOcean. Tell us a little about who you are and what you do. My name is Andreas Weil...
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Study Abroad at Kibbutz Lotan, an Israeli Eco Village

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College students don't usually need a justifiable reason for studying abroad.  And study abroad in Israel?  There's the sun, the beach, the good food,...
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Take an Eco-Friendly Tour with Israel Travel Company

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We've seen that environmentally conscious tourism is becoming more than a buzz word, what with government initiatives stepping in, and the various alternatives in...
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Kazakh Yurts in an Organic Desert Garden

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A little out of place, a yurt in the Israeli desert offers a neat eco-treat. Feeling jaded from all the holidays in this country, we...
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Abu Dhabi Media Company to Create Environmental Films with National Geographic

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You probably wouldn't have oil-rich emirate, Abu Dhabi, pegged for environmental awareness.  The United Arab Emirates are notorious for their abundance of fossil fuels...
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Travel the Greenery of County Cork, Republic of Éire – Ireland

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With a population in the Irish Republic of 4 million, Ireland has a smaller population than Israel, but is spread over a larger land mass. Island life brings certain unique environmental and economic issues to a community, and it's clear that the Irish Government has pioneered some green initiatives, and yet is slow to respond in other cases.
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Bustan Qaraaqa: Permaculture and Empowerment For Palestinians in the West Bank

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Although Palestinian environmental activism is clearly on the rise, Palestinians still face a myriad of environmental and social challenges.  These issues often have both ecological...
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Green Prophet in the Garden State

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This prophet just made the flight from Tel Aviv to his childhood home of New Jersey. After a year of observing Israel and...
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