The Gazelle Valley Park and the Jerusalem Bird Observatory are part of the Jerusalem Urban Wildlife Initiative and are shifting the relationship between people and nature.
Nestled in an undisturbed mountain forest high above the Chouf Valley, Bkerzay is Ramzi Salman’s response to the negative changes he witnessed in Lebanon in the years following the civil war.
Djebli Club has created an alternative form of sustainable tourism where guests pay by sharing their skills with the local community.
Barqu'ade's small wooden felucca boats are as environmentally-friendly as they can be, and are powered by oars, rather than a motor.
The 470-kilometer trail runs from Andqet Akkar in the north of Lebanon to Marjaayoun in the south, passing through more than 75 towns and villages, three protected nature reserves, two biosphere reserves, and one UNESCO world heritage site.
Ecotourisme et Randonnées (Ecotourism and Hiking) is a walking tour outfit found in Essaouira’s maze of medina.
Bookagri is a business connecting visitors with authentic Jordanian culture and heritage, to bridge a gap in the country’s existing tourism sector.
Alhidan Adventures Center is an ecotourism company that runs hiking and canyoning tours in Wadi Al Hidan, also labeled “Jordan’s Natural Waterpark”.
Authenticitys is an online platform that connects visitors with local, unforgettable experiences that are based on personal, social, and global scales.
For Salaheddine El Azzouzi, consultant in rural eco-tourism, permaculture and agro-ecology, contributing to scale up agritourism is everyone's duty in the Rif region.
A sustainable guest house aiming to reconnect its local and international visitors with the Sahara desert through ethical and sustainable practices.
Dayra Camp invites people from all walks of life, escaping the city kerfuffle for a more sustainable and environment-friendly experience.
