Escaping Abuse and War in Lebanon: Sara the Lion Cub Relocated to Safety
After spending two months in a small Beirut apartment with an animal rights group, the 4-and-a-half-month-old lion cub finally reached a wildlife sanctuary in South Africa. Her journey involved traveling by yacht and planes, escaping both war and her abusive owner.
Millions of migratory birds slaughtered in Lebanon for likes and fun!
Lebanon is facing a severe bird-poaching crisis. Millions of migratory birds are killed each year as they pass through the country on their journey between Africa and Europe. The mountainous terrain, combined with weak law enforcement due to ongoing crises, has created a perfect environment for poachers. These individuals often justify their actions as a tradition passed down from their ancestors. However, conservationists argue that this practice is both wrong and unsustainable.
Why Vegan Conference 2024: A Night of Education, Inspiration, and Delicious Food at Hayek Hospital, Lebanon
On June 4th, 2024, the Hayek Hospital in Sin El Fil, Lebanon, played host to a unique event: the “Why Vegan Conference - 2024 Edition" organized by the Lebanese Vegans NGO. The conference drew over 350 attendees wanting to learn more about the vegan lifestyle and its impact on health, the environment, and animals. Let’s dive into the highlights of this inspiring conference.
Interview With Patrick Aramouni, A Vegan Athlete, Coach, Self-Taught Cook, and Blogger
Utilizing his diverse skills as a self-taught cook, blogger, YouTuber, recipe maker, and advisor, Patrick shares his transformative journey across social media platforms like YouTube and TikTok, offering insights into his daily meals, delicious plant-based recipes, and effective workout routines.
Foodborne Disease Trends in Lebanon: ground raw meat and cooked chicken were the leading suspects
A study conducted in Lebanon revealed that ground raw meat and cooked chicken were the leading suspects in foodborne disease cases. From 2009 to 2013, a total of 1747 cases, including four fatalities, were reported to the Ministry of Public Health.
Three Lebanese dips were voted the world’s best, and they’re all vegan!
Lebanon's rich culinary heritage has been acknowledged once again as the online travel guide TasteAtlas unveils its highly-anticipated list of the "Best Dips in the World," and they are all vegan.