Israel’s H2OLL (see here previously) has installed its its first complete water from the air system at the Bedouin eco-village Wadi Attir (see here previously). The system is set to produce 1,000 liters of water per day at the dry … Continue reading →

Project Wadi Attir in the northern Negev (see here previously) aims to show the world that proper land stewardship and technologies can turn an unlivable place into an oasis. It opened an agricultural school in 2018, grows medicinal plants and … Continue reading →

The Wadi Attir Project celebrated the completion of its “preparation phase” as the Arab Beduin village of Hura in the northeast Negev desert gradually grows into an eco-village full of flora and fauna, as well as renewable energy. One of … Continue reading →

The Negev and Galilee Regional Development Ministry will contribute NIS 6 million to the total NIS 22m cost of project Project Wadi Attir – a future ecological community that combines Bedouin values with modern renewable technology and farming expertise. http://www.jpost.com/Sci-Tech/Article.aspx?id=249374