In Algeria, a woman examined a kind of cactus that is not widely used and rich in beneficial properties. Its vegetable oil is particularly rare and useful for the body
It is estimated that 5% of solid waste in Lebanon comes from textiles like clothes and fabric.
In Algeria, one man has figured out how to combine the modern and the traditional; cutting-edge innovation and ancient craftsmanship.
Over the years, Lebanon has come under intense international scrutiny for its lack of a waste management plan.
Wheatgrass is considered as the world's secret superhero plant since it provides a wide range of nutritional benefits.
Walking up to Desert Shade Eco-Camp, the buildings look like they belong there, grown straight from the sandy, rocky landscape.
Lina Energy is the first company in Jordan to specialize in designing and installing green rooftops as a means of energy efficiency.
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.
YOO which means “Up” in Senegalese was picked as a name by Maurizio Pinto, and was assumed by the couple as an upward way for vegetarianism in Essaouira.
Ben Yavnieli founded Eden Social Wood Recycling as a way to preserve discarded wood, and to bring people who work with their hands into a community of their own.
As with any expert pioneering a field of study, Amarna’s business journey was wrought with challenges. Palestinian farmers were skeptical of the agricultural alternative, and investors even more so.