About Us
Green Southerners
Why join green southerners
Why you should join us?
Protect threatened habitats
You support field teams that defend forests, wetlands, coastal areas, and endangered species under pressure.
Support evidence based action
You help collect data and document violations to push authorities toward responsible environmental action.
Strengthen community resilience
You help train youth, farmers, fishermen, and local groups on sustainable practices, climate risks, and emergency response.
Respond to environmental crises
You support fast response during fires, pollution events, and conflict related damage across South Lebanon.
Green Southerners
Our Partners
Our Timeline
Our Journey Through Time
Each milestone marks a new chapter in our commitment to sustainability and heritage.
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2023
Documenting Environmental Aggression
2022
Environmental Fisher Project
2022
Colonies of the
rock hyraceum
2021
"Sea Without Plastic"
Project
2020
Indicators of the
Litani River’s
2017
Judicial precedent in
the case
2017
Additional support for
the Zebqine
2017
Zebqine Valley Reserve
Project
2016
Abbassieh Beach (Baqbouq)
Reserve Project
2016
Litani River Project
2016
Green Observatory
2015
Grey Wolf Club
2015
Launching Environmental Clubs
2015
Official Approval
2014-2016
Adloun Beach Reserve
Project
2014
Official Authorization
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2014
Proposal for National
Sea Turtle
2014
The first major
advocacy/campaign issue
November 2013
The First Academic
Seminar
September 2013
The First Hike
2014
Ras Al-Ain Dump
Campaign (Tyre)
August 2013
Protection of Hiram’s
Tomb (Hnawei)
August 2013
The First Introductory
Meeting
June 2013
The case of
Al-Fuqa’ani Valley
2013
The Founding Phase
Our Team
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