International Volunteer Workcamps - season 2008
Israel
	Network	Country	Camp code	Type	Date start	Date finish	Age limit
	Alliance	Israel	GoEco01	ENVI	01.06.2008	01.03.2009	18+
	description
	GoEco01 – WILDLIFE PRESERVE - 01/06/08-01/03/09       2 VOL       MTV/ENVI
	The mission of Yotvata Hai-Bar (Wildlife Preserve) Nature Reserve is to establish reproduction groups for 
	populations of wild animals that are mentioned in the Bible; but have disappeared from the landscape, as well as 
	for other endangered desert animals. The reserve is dotted with Acacia trees and includes a variety of desert 
	habitats: an Acacia forest, a salt marsh, and sand dunes. The reserve has three parts: a three-acre penned-in open
	 area, where herds of herbivorous animals live in conditions similar to those in the wild; the Predators Centre, where
	 reptiles, small desert animals, and large predators are on display; and the Desert Night Life Exhibition Hall, where 
	night and day are reversed so that visitors to the reserve can observe nocturnal animals during their active hours. 
	Long-term volunteers are needed to join the Israel Nature & Parks Authority (NPA) staff with its on-going 
	conservation and animal care work at the Wildlife Preserve. 
	
	Work: volunteers will become an integral part of the NPA staff at the Wildlife preserve and other nature reserves 
	in the southern region of the Arava and Eilat. Duties include: Feeding animals and cleaning habitats, maintenance, 
	observations and data collection, accompanying & assisting park rangers, field work and constructing enrichment 
	facilities. Long-term volunteer may be asked to lead short term workcamps of 6 volunteers at the preserve. 
	
	Location: Yotvata Hai-Bar (Wildlife Preserve) is situated on Route 90 (Dead Sea-Eilat) between Kibbutz Yotvata 
	and Kibbutz Samar, about 35 kilometres north of Eilat.
	
	Nearest airport: Eilat Airport. Volunteers may also arrive by bus from BenGurion Airport, Tel Aviv. 
	
	Meeting point: First Sunday morning of each month at Eilat Main Bus Station, full details will be sent upon 
	application
	
	Accommodation: International volunteers will stay in a shared apartment in the center of Eilat with the Israeli 
	National Service volunteers.  Apartment includes: rooms suited for 2 people, beds, bathroom, shower, and fully 
	equipped kitchen. 
	
	Language: English
	
	Participation fee: 190 EURO 
	
	Special Remarks: Minimum participation period is 8 weeks. This project does not include food, around 5-10 Euros 
	per day is estimated for each volunteer to purchase food at the local market
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	Network	Country	Camp code	Type	Date start	Date finish	Age limit
	Alliance	Israel	GoEco02	ENVI	02.03.2008	01.08.2008	18+
	description
	GoEco02 - GRIFFON VULTURE - 02/03/08-01/08/08	       4 VOL     	MTV/ENVI
	GoEco03 - GRIFFON VULTURE - 07/12/08-01/08/09	       4 VOL     	MTV/ENVI
	The marvellous landscape of Gamla Nature Reserve contains a host of animals and many well-preserved 
	remnants of the past. The reserve boasts both a phenomenal concentration of birds of prey, some of them rare, 
	living in a relatively small area, and the earliest known synagogue in the world. Scores of Griffon vulture pairs nest
	 on the cliffs, making up the largest flock of Griffon vultures in Israel (and in the whole Middle East). The Israel 
	Nature & Parks Authority (NPA) needs volunteers to participate in its efforts to save this endangered population of
	 the Griffon vulture. In order to sustain and conserve these vulnerable birds, they conduct nest surveillance and 
	reproductive surveys at Gamla Nature Reserve. 
	
	Work: Volunteers will assist the NPA in watching and documenting all activities concerned with the Griffon vulture 
	(courtship, mating, incubating, hatching, feeding, fledging etc.) and tracking fledglings and juveniles which are 
	ringed and/or fitted with radio transmitters. Daily observations are carried out during light hours (total of 8 hours per
	 day). The volunteers will work 6 days per week and will have one day off. Special permission is required to take 
	more than two successive days off.
	
	Location: Gamla Nature Reserve is situated in the Golan Heights around 215 km northeast of Tel Aviv, 91 km east
	 of Haifa. 
			
	Nearest airport: BenGurion Airport, Tel Aviv
	
	Meeting point: First Sunday of each month at Katzrin Bus Station, full details will be sent upon application.
	
	Accommodation: Shared apartment for 4 volunteers with bed, linen and kitchen. Each volunteer will be provided 
	with 120 NIS per week to purchase food.
	
	Language:  French/ English
	
	Participation fee: 190 EURO 
	
	Special Remarks: Minimum participation period is 4 weeks. This project requires volunteers to sit patiently for long 
	hours in the heat or cold in order to conduct effectively observation and surveillance. Motivation form is required.
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	Network	Country	Camp code	Type	Date start	Date finish	Age limit
	Alliance	Israel	GoEco03	ENVI	07.12.2008	01.08.2009	18+
	description
	GoEco02 - GRIFFON VULTURE - 02/03/08-01/08/08	       4 VOL     	MTV/ENVI
	GoEco03 - GRIFFON VULTURE - 07/12/08-01/08/09	       4 VOL     	MTV/ENVI
	The marvellous landscape of Gamla Nature Reserve contains a host of animals and many well-preserved 
	remnants of the past. The reserve boasts both a phenomenal concentration of birds of prey, some of them rare, 
	living in a relatively small area, and the earliest known synagogue in the world. Scores of Griffon vulture pairs nest
	 on the cliffs, making up the largest flock of Griffon vultures in Israel (and in the whole Middle East). The Israel 
	Nature & Parks Authority (NPA) needs volunteers to participate in its efforts to save this endangered population of
	 the Griffon vulture. In order to sustain and conserve these vulnerable birds, they conduct nest surveillance and 
	reproductive surveys at Gamla Nature Reserve. 
	
	Work: Volunteers will assist the NPA in watching and documenting all activities concerned with the Griffon vulture 
	(courtship, mating, incubating, hatching, feeding, fledging etc.) and tracking fledglings and juveniles which are 
	ringed and/or fitted with radio transmitters. Daily observations are carried out during light hours (total of 8 hours per
	 day). The volunteers will work 6 days per week and will have one day off. Special permission is required to take 
	more than two successive days off.
	
	Location: Gamla Nature Reserve is situated in the Golan Heights around 215 km northeast of Tel Aviv, 91 km east
	 of Haifa. 
			
	Nearest airport: BenGurion Airport, Tel Aviv
	
	Meeting point: First Sunday of each month at Katzrin Bus Station, full details will be sent upon application.
	
	Accommodation: Shared apartment for 4 volunteers with bed, linen and kitchen. Each volunteer will be provided 
	with 120 NIS per week to purchase food.
	
	Language:  French/ English
	
	Participation fee: 190 EURO 
	
	Special Remarks: Minimum participation period is 4 weeks. This project requires volunteers to sit patiently for long 
	hours in the heat or cold in order to conduct effectively observation and surveillance. Motivation form is required.
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	Network	Country	Camp code	Type	Date start	Date finish	Age limit
	Alliance	Israel	GoEco04	ENVI	01.06.2008	01.12.2008	18+
	description
	GoEco04 - HAFEYOT WOODS - 01/06/08-01/12/08	4 VOL   	MTV/ENVI
	GoEco and the Yaar HaFeyot Centre (Fairy Woods Centre) invite international volunteers to join this unique project
	 and to take part in building a regional community centre. The centre will be the focal point for the community to 
	learn about and to become aware of its natural surroundings and sustainable way of living. The project envisions a 
	place that will remind people of nature on all its aspects. The aim is to start building a little “paradise” located in a 
	rare oak forest, the last surviving forest from those which used to cover the landscape of the Holy Land centuries
	 ago. The overall project includes the on- going construction of a stone theatre. The regional community centre will 
	enable the local inhabitants, whether Jew, Arab or Druze, to interact with nature and among themselves. Knowledge 
	of old agricultural methods and the wild life of the bio-region, remembered by the few remaining elderly people, can
	 be passed on to the younger generation, who, for the most part, is completely ignorant of its past traditions. The 
	project hopes to create integrative educational activities for all sectors of the population. As a volunteer, you will 
	gain the opportunity to work on a project of major importance from its inception. You will have the opportunity to 
	learn many different skills in building, land nurturing, grey water systems, stone work, forestry, organic agriculture,
	 and traditional Jewish,  Arab and Druze cultures.
	
	Work: volunteers will assist in creating permaculture systems, such as: waterhole systems, terrace building, 
	compost toilets, traditional farming, organic gardens, earth building, education programs and many more. 
	
	Location: Kibbutz Bet-Oren on top of the Carmel Mountains, south of the city Haifa. The area itself is dotted with 
	ancient caves and unspoilt corners of the forest that are waiting to be discovered. 
	
	Terminal: BenGurion Airport, Tel Aviv. 
	
	Meeting point: First Sunday morning of each month at Haifa Hof HaCarmel Bus Station, full details will be sent 
	upon application
	
	Accommodation: As the place is a work in progress, conditions are rather basic. Volunteers will live in field 
	conditions, in basic yet comfortable forest shelters, with outdoor toilets and showers (What can be better than  
	showering under a tree???). There will be an open kitchen with basic provisions and communal meals will be 
	prepared.
	Language: English
	Participation fee: 190 EURO 
	
	Special Remarks: Minimum participation period is 4 weeks.
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	Network	Country	Camp code	Type	Date start	Date finish	Age limit
	Alliance	Israel	GoEco05	MANU	03.07.2008	17.07.2008	18+
	description
	GoEco05 - WILDLIFE PRESERVE - 03/07/08-17/07/08         6 VOL        MANU/ENVI
	The mission of Yotvata Hai-Bar (Wildlife Preserve) Nature Reserve is to establish reproductive groups for 
	populations of wild animals that are mentioned in the Bible; but have disappeared from the landscape, as well as 
	for other endangered desert animals. The reserve is dotted with Acacia trees and includes a variety of desert 
	habitats: an Aacia forest, a salt marsh, and sand dunes. The reserve has three parts: a three-acre penned-in open 
	area, where herds of herbivorous animals live in conditions similar to those in the wild; the Predators Center, where 
	reptiles, small desert animals, and large predators are on display; and the Desert Night Life Exhibition Hall, where 
	night and day are reversed so that visitors to the reserve can observe nocturnal animals during their active hours. 
	Volunteers are needed to assist the Israel Nature & Parks Authority (NPA) staff with its daily work and further 
	enrichment projects at the Predators & Visitors Centers. 
	
	Work: volunteers will work with the NPA staff at the Predators & Visitors centers. Duties include: feeding animals 
	and cleaning habitats, maintenance work, observation and data collection, field work and constructing enrichment 
	facilities. 
	
	Location: Yotvata Hai-Bar (Wildlife Preserve) is situated on Route 90 (Dead Sea-Eilat) between Kibbutz Yotvata 
	and Kibbutz Samar, about 35 kilometres north of Eilat.
	
	Terminal: BenGurion Airport, Tel Aviv. 
	
	Meeting point: from 16:00 on the 3 July at the Old Jaffa Hostel, Tel Aviv.
	
	Accommodation: Volunteers will sleep under the desert sky in a shared tent at the Wildlife Preserve camping site. 
	The site includes shared bathrooms, mattresses, showers, and fully equipped kitchen. Volunteers may bring their 
	own tent.  
	
	Language: English
	
	Participation fee: 210 EURO 
	
	Special Remarks: This project does not include food, around 5-10 Euros per day is estimated for each volunteer to 
	purchase food the local market. 
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	Network	Country	Camp code	Type	Date start	Date finish	Age limit
	Alliance	Israel	GoEco06	ARCH	03.07.2008	17.07.2008	18+
	description
	GoEco06 - BEIT SHEARIM - 03/07/08-17/07/08	6 VOL   	ARCH
	The Israel Nature & Parks Authority (NPA) would like to invite international volunteers to join our archaeological 
	project in the ancient Jewish city of Beit Shearim, dating back 1800 years. Built on a low hill in the western part of 
	the lower Galilee, Beit Shearim flourished from the second through the fourth centuries C.E. The residents of Beit 
	Shearim dug an ornate necropolis deep into the ground. Courtyards, corridors, and staircases lead to the 
	catacombs with their burial chambers and stone sarcophagi. The chambers and sarcophagi are decorated with bas-
	reliefs, epitaphs, and frescoes. The mouths of some of the caves were closed with hewn stone doors, shaped to 
	resemble wooden doors. The bas-reliefs and drawings are representative of Roman-period Jewish folk art. The 
	settlement of Beit Shearim was known as an important centre of Torah study, thanks to Rabbi Judah Hanasi (also 
	known simply as Rabbi), the leading figure in the Jewish world in the third century C.E. Rabbi Judah Hanasi was 
	considered the spiritual authority of the Jewish people during his time. Rabbi Judah Hanasi took up residence in 
	Beit Shearim, making it the seat of the Sanhedrin (assembly of 71 ordained scholars, which served as both as 
	legislature and as the Supreme Court). Volunteers' on this project you will have the opportunity to conduct 
	archeological restoration with experts in their field.  
	
	Work: volunteers will be assigned to the NPA staff and assist in reopening ancient Catacombs, dating back 1800 
	years. Duties includes: Learning and practicing different restorations techniques, cleaning roots and removing 
	moss and from the large catacombs. 
	
	Location: Beit Shearim is situated in the western part of the lower Galilee, 20 km east of Haifa and in walking 
	distance from the town of Tivon. 
	
	Terminal: BenGurion Airport, Tel Aviv 		
	
	Meeting point: from 16:00 on July 3rd at the Old Jaffa Hostel, Tel Aviv. 
	
	Accommodation: Volunteers will sleep under the stars at the project’s camping site which has water, bathrooms, 
	showers, electricity and equipped kitchen. Volunteers are requested to bring their own tents. Food will be provided 
	and cooked communally by the volunteers (except for first night).  
	
	Language: English
	
	Participation fee: 210 EURO
	
	Special Remarks: The beginning of the project includes a 3 day orientation and preparation in Tel Aviv.
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	Network	Country	Camp code	Type	Date start	Date finish	Age limit
	Alliance	Israel	GoEco07	AG/AGRI	14.08.2008	28.08.2008	18+
	description
	GoEco07 - ERETZ CARMEL - 14/08/08-28/08/08      6 VOL  AGRI/ENVI
	Eretz Carmel, a non-profit, non-political, grass roots organization, initiates & promotes models of sustainable growth
	 and revival of the environment, while at the same time preserving quality of life and building for a better future. 
	Eretz Carmel is currently implementing practical daily-life solutions through its 3 projects: (1) Compost Hakerem – 
	a new and unique model for recycling of organic garbage in which the individual becomes a partner in solving the 
	problem of organic garbage, by separating organic household garbage which is collected and converted into 
	compost by Eretz Carmel. (2) Education program – a perfectly balanced outdoor ecological environment which 
	serves as an educational centre offering lectures, workshops, and programs on the importance of social and 
	environmental harmony, sustainable ecological agriculture, the recycling of organic garbage ("Kerem Compost" 
	project), the need for ecological building, and more. The centre aims to educate through experience. (3) Ecological 
	Agriculture Project – methodology of vegetable-growing and organic orchards while preserving the environment, 
	using the Eretz Carmel model to create sustainable agriculture. The project offers a practical solution to the 
	problems of modern agriculture and the need to preserve open areas and nature resources.  
	
	Work: volunteers will partake in the Ecological Agriculture Project in activities such as: creation and maintenance of
	 waterhole systems and compost projects, traditional farming, agricultural work on the organic orchard, earth 
	building, education programs and many more.
	
	Location: Kerem Maharal is situated 30 km south of Haifa in the beautiful Carmel Forests. 
	
	Terminal: BenGurion Airport, Tel Aviv. 
	
	Meeting point: from 16:00 on the 3 July at the Old Jaffa Hostel, Tel Aviv.
	
	Accommodation: Volunteers will sleep under the stars in a shared forest shelter at the project camping site. The 
	site includes shared bathrooms, mattresses, showers, and fully equipped kitchen. Volunteers may bring their own 
	tent. A natural rock pool may be used by the volunteers after work.  
	
	Language: English
	
	Participation fee: 210 EURO 
	
	Special Remarks: This project does not include food, around 5-10 Euros per day is estimated for each volunteer to 
	purchase food at the local market. 
	The beginning of the project includes a 3 day orientation and preparation seminar in Tel Aviv.
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	Network	Country	Camp code	Type	Date start	Date finish	Age limit
	Alliance	Israel	GoEco08	RENO	14.08.2008	28.08.2008	18+
	description
	GoEco08 - FAUZI AZAR - 14/08/08-28/08/08	5 VOL 	RENO/SOCI
	The Fauzi Azar house is a beautiful 300 year old Ottoman building that was converted into an inn in 2005. The Fauzi
	 Azar Inn promotes ecotourism in Nazareth and works with the community to contribute to its development in 
	various areas. The inn uses local resources to create new work places, to raise the self- image of the local 
	community, and to encourage economic growth while preserving the universal values of natural and cultural 
	preservation. The aim is to introduce in Nazareth, which is the largest Arab city in Israel, a new model of tourism 
	and thus "bridge the gap" between Arabs and Jews. 
	
	Work: volunteers will help restore neglected parts of the old city of Nazareth together with the local community. 
	Duties include: painting doors in the old city to create a clean, friendly atmosphere and planting gardens on top of 
	pavilions to return their unique appearance.
	
	Location: Nazareth is situated in the mountainous Galilee region of northern Israel approximately 102 km north of 
	Tel Aviv and 40 km east of Haifa. 
	
	Terminal: BenGurion Airport, Tel Aviv 		
	
	Meeting point: from 16:00 on August 14th at the Old Jaffa Hostel, Tel Aviv. 
	
	Accommodation: Volunteers will stay at the beautiful Fauzi Azar Inn in a dormitory room suitable for 5 people. 
	Volunteers may use the inn’s kitchen facilities to cook breakfast and dinner.
	
	Language: English
	
	Participation fee: 210 EURO
	
	Special Remarks: This project doesn't include food, around 5-10 Euros per day is estimated for each volunteer to 
	purchase food at the local market. 
	The beginning of the project includes a 3 day orientation and preparation in Tel Aviv.
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	Alliance	Israel	GoEco09	ENVI	03.07.2008	17.07.2008	18+
	description
	GoEco09 - BIBLICAL ZOO - 03/07/08-17/07/08	     6 VOL    	ENVI/MANU
	GoEco10 - BIBLICAL ZOO - 14/08/08-28/08/08	     6 VOL   	ENVI/MANU
	The Jerusalem Biblical Zoo houses a large variety of animals from around the world, although its main focus is 
	animals mentioned in the Bible. The majority of these animals became extinct in the Middle East, mostly in the 
	twentieth century (e.g. bears, lions, Mesopotamian fallow deer, Arabian oryx, cheetah and the Nile crocodile). The 
	JBZ coordinates a number of unique projects that involve preserving rare species, whose origins are in the Land of
	 Israel and, where possible, returning them to the wild (e.g. fallow deer, sand cats, Negev tortoise). Volunteers on 
	this project will have the opportunity to work with some of these fascinating species, while gaining practical 
	conservation experience under the guidance of experts in their field. 
	
	Work: Feeding animals and cleaning habitats, maintenance, observation and data collection, field work and 
	constructing enrichment facilities.
	
	Location: Jerusalem 
	
	Terminal: BenGurion Airport, Tel Aviv 		
	
	Meeting point: from 16:00 on July 3rd or August 14th at the Old Jaffa Hostel, Tel Aviv. 
	
	Accommodation: Volunteers will stay at the Judean Guest House in rooms for 4 with AC, hot shower and toilet. 
	Pool and gym facilities are available.
	
	Language: English
	
	Participation fee: 590 EURO
	
	Special Remarks: 
	The beginning of the project includes a 3 day orientation in Tel Aviv.
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	Network	Country	Camp code	Type	Date start	Date finish	Age limit
	Alliance	Israel	GoEco10	ENVI	14.08.2008	28.08.2008	18+
	description
	GoEco09 - BIBLICAL ZOO - 03/07/08-17/07/08	     6 VOL    	ENVI/MANU
	GoEco10 - BIBLICAL ZOO - 14/08/08-28/08/08	     6 VOL   	ENVI/MANU
	The Jerusalem Biblical Zoo houses a large variety of animals from around the world, although its main focus is 
	animals mentioned in the Bible. The majority of these animals became extinct in the Middle East, mostly in the 
	twentieth century (e.g. bears, lions, Mesopotamian fallow deer, Arabian oryx, cheetah and the Nile crocodile). The 
	JBZ coordinates a number of unique projects that involve preserving rare species, whose origins are in the Land of
	 Israel and, where possible, returning them to the wild (e.g. fallow deer, sand cats, Negev tortoise). Volunteers on 
	this project will have the opportunity to work with some of these fascinating species, while gaining practical 
	conservation experience under the guidance of experts in their field. 
	
	Work: Feeding animals and cleaning habitats, maintenance, observation and data collection, field work and 
	constructing enrichment facilities.
	
	Location: Jerusalem 
	
	Terminal: BenGurion Airport, Tel Aviv 		
	
	Meeting point: from 16:00 on July 3rd or August 14th at the Old Jaffa Hostel, Tel Aviv. 
	
	Accommodation: Volunteers will stay at the Judean Guest House in rooms for 4 with AC, hot shower and toilet. 
	Pool and gym facilities are available.
	
	Language: English
	
	Participation fee: 590 EURO
	
	Special Remarks: 
	The beginning of the project includes a 3 day orientation in Tel Aviv.
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	Network	Country	Camp code	Type	Date start	Date finish	Age limit
	Alliance	Israel	GoEco11	ENVI	14.08.2008	28.08.2008	18+
	description
	GoEco11 - BUSTAN - 14/08/08-28/08/08	6 vol 	ENVI/SOCI
	Against the background of the magnificent desert scenery of the Negev, there exists the long standing, historical 
	confrontation between the traditional nomadic life-style of the nomads (Bedouins) and the modern life-style of the 
	21st Century. From the time of the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, the modernization of the Negev 
	desert was central to the development policy for the area. Modernization meant the introduction of modern 
	agriculture techniques, the building of new towns and villages and the development of modern infrastructure such 
	as water, electricity, sewage and roads. Modernization often clashes with the nomadic life-style of the Bedouin. 
	Their free movement in the desert is curtailed. They resist efforts to be settled in a permanent location and hence 
	are obliged to find their livelihood on unauthorized and unrecognized villages without any basic infrastructure or 
	social services. Bustan is committed to cultivating sustainable models which promote the fair allocation of public 
	resources and to heighten public awareness of the problem. Since March 2008, Bustan has initiated an exciting 
	course geared towards participants from unrecognized Bedouin villages. In this three-month course, through theory 
	and hands-on practice, participants meet weekly to learn the principles of permaculture and its application to desert
	 settings.  Participants will gain the tools of analysis and planning to respond to local issues, implementing projects 
	that are sustainable and appropriate. Following completion of coursework, participants will complete supervised 
	projects implementing permaculture principles in their own communities.  These projects will demonstrate 
	environmentally sound solutions to ecological problems in the Negev, particularly those due to unrecognized 
	status.  Graduates will receive an internationally recognized permaculture certificate.  Significant scholarships will 
	be available to all accepted applicants. Target participants will be residents of the Negev's unrecognized Bedouin 
	villages. Approximately 15 students will be accepted to the course. BUSTAN would like to invite international 
	volunteers to join this ecological initiative to assist hands-on with various innovative projects.  
	
	Work: As a volunteer in this project you will assist with projects that are initiated by the course participants within 
	their villages. They may include the following options: Composting, Organic Gardening, Rainwater Collecting, 
	Greywater Systems, Solar Ovens, Seed Saving, Local Currency Projects, Recycling, etc. 
	
	Location: Be'er Sheva and Bedouin villages within the surrounding Negev Desert – rocky, dry, hot, mystical 
	country side within Israel which attracts many tourists every year.
	 
	Terminal: BenGurion Airport, Tel Aviv 		
	
	Meeting point: from 16:00 on August 14th at the Old Jaffa Hostel, Tel Aviv. 
	
	Accommodation: Volunteers will rotate their stay at the BUSTAN Green Center in Be'er Sheva and a homestay 
	within a Bedouin community (a week in each location). As a volunteer you will be provided with a comfortable room 
	in a shared apartment with fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, hot shower, internet, washer/dryer and living room. 
	While at the Green Center, basic food items will be provided and there are many opportunities to purchase 
	additional food in walking distance from the center. During the homestay, volunteers will enjoy full meals. 
	Language: English
	
	Participation fee: 480 EURO
	
	Special Remarks: The beginning of the project includes a 3 day orientation in Tel Aviv and a day tour of the 
	Bedouin villages in the Negev.
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	«СФЕРА»
	
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