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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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Nature’s Abundance…For Everyone in Tuscany

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I recently spent a wonderful week relaxing and enjoying the green and quiet of Tuscany, an area of Italy steeped in viticulture and olive...
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Review of ‘The Lost & Left Behind’ by Terry Glavin

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"We are not gaining knowledge with every generation. We are losing it. A dark and gathering sameness is upon the world." – Terry Glavin -...
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Hey planet, how will spaceship earth remember you?

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The Earth has a memory. It has records of African flowers blooming in the summer; it remembers cold, desolate Arctic winters since winters began,...
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How divers can overcome fears and become more green

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Walking tour for a sustainable Israel

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Before the short, but icy winter melts into the fierce summer heat, Israel’s Heschel Center for Environmental Leadership will be teaming up with Hazon in New York for a four-day hike along the northern stretch of Shvil Yisrael, the Israel National Trail next week (23 to 27 March).
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Water-a-Plenty – Even in Israel?

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 We’re accustomed to the doom-and-gloom prophecies of Israel’s chronic water shortage and how the thirst of the growing population of a country that is...
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How do Bedouin survive in the desert?

James Murray-White -
I've been researching Bedouin issues in the Negev Desert Israel for about 5 years, and one of the first individuals I met was Nuri El-Ukbi. Nuri and the El-Ukbi tribe have claims to the land named in Arabic El-Araquib, which is roughly situated between Rahat and Beersheva.
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Controversial New Arab City in the Galilee

Ilana Teitelbaum -
Probably my best memory of Israel is hiking in the Galilee as a teenager. With its green expanses enlivened with blood-red and yellow flowers...
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Water, water everywhere: Oceans

James Murray-White -
  The wonderful wild weather of last week, and according to forecasts, in the week to come; has inspired a series of special water-related posts....
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The Battle for Israel's Palmachim Beach

Michael Green -
It's only February and the beach is already a hot topic in Israel, but alas, for all the wrong reasons. Work has got underway in...
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Israeli Forests Are Pining Away

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While most Israelis take pride in having made the desert bloom, some of the imported "blooms" have been contested over the years as threats...
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Young Whale Dies off Israel’s Shore

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Bring out the tissues. When we heard the news that a 15 metre fin whale had made it to Ashkelon, in Israel, our hearts...
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The Kishon River: Polluted No More?

Ilana Teitelbaum -
The Kishon River was once a notorious dumping ground for seven chemical plants, with the result that the entire ecosystem died and the river...
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Guesthousing It In Israel: Get Your Eco-Farm On

Karin Kloosterman -
Israel has a number of Eco-Tourism options. But we suppose, at the end of the day, it all depends on semantics, marketing and what...
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Seeking Retreat at Kerem Maharal

James Murray-White -
Stay in an 11-century Crusader Castle in Israel. Kerem Maharal.
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Does Starbucks use lab-grown milk? Here’s what we found

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