An-Najah’s Sustainable Eco-Tourism
Welcome to An-Najah’s Sustainable Eco-Tourism Project! Nestled in the heart of the Jordan Valley, Nasariah Park emerges as a sanctuary for biodiversity conservation, eco-tourism development, and community empowerment.
Student Associations Supporting EcoTourism at An-Najah
The EcoTourism Project collaborates with student associations that actively contribute to environmental protection, cultural heritage preservation, scientific innovation, public education, and community development. These associations enhance the project’s impact through volunteerism, field-based research, creative documentation, and social entrepreneurship.
Key Components of Our Project
Project Achievements and Impact
- Land Rehabilitation Success 90%
- Visitor Engagement Growth 80%
- Biodiversity Research Opportunities 70%
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Community Empowerment Initiatives
Biodiversity Highlights
Achievements and Impact
New opportunities for biodiversity research
Visitor Hosted
Eco-ponds created
Land Rehabilitation
Hectares of land rehabilitated
Plants Planted
Over 5,000 native plants planted
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Join Our Mission for a Greener Tomorrow
Contact Us: ecotourism@najah.edu
