Ecology
Pumping water and prioritizing agriculture threatens ecological collapse
A new study reveals that human management and water allocation leave nature as the last consumer in line, severely threatening ecosystems, biodiversity, and local tourism.
Famed Lebanese turtle conservationist Mona Khalil dies of injuries sustained from Israeli strike
Galilee Eco Center: regenerative agriculture, healing in the Galilee
'Graceful dancing giants': Divers spot five manta rays swimming through Eilat Bay
Paradise in the heart of the desert: The perfect freedom atmosphere
Green construction, exclusive villa design, and a presidential spa suite: Meet SIX SENSES SHAHARUT - a designer paradise in the heart of the desert.
With only 2,000 Yellow-crested Cockatoos left, new genetics may aid their survival
Introducing the wrong species risks hybridization or competition, endangering Triton and Sulphur-crested Cockatoos.
Prof. Yaron Ziv: Ben-Gurion University’s champion of sustainability and conservation
The pioneering ecologist blends cutting-edge research, education, and collaboration to restore ecosystems, enhance sustainability, and inspire the next generation of environmental leaders.
Israeli tourism group earns prestigious international impact certification
Abraham Group, a leader in sustainable tourism, receives international recognition from the GSTC for its innovative approach to responsible travel.
Knowing the Land of Israel part 3: Discovering little wonders in Ashkelon National Park
Lycaenid caterpillars have called this place home since before the first Canaanites set up camp on the Ashkelon beach so many millennia ago.
The next LinkedIn challenger emerges from India
A magical and wet natural gem that you must know
Discover the beauty of Agmon Poleg park on the Sharon coast - a hidden gem featuring a lake, walking path, wildlife, and lush lawns. Perfect for a short family trip on a Saturday morning.
Knowing the Land of Israel part 2: Be’er Milka
Thousands of years ago, this strange place was known as Kadesh Barnea, and was considered the southernmost boundary of the Land of Israel.
New algorithm will combat invasive species around the world
Hebrew University's development is particularly timely, as invasive species continue to pose increasing threats to biodiversity and the global economy.
Knowing the Land of Israel part 1: The Jerusalem Hills
Stepping out into nature, learning about, and marveling at the hidden wonders of our country can be a meaningful way of reconnecting to our land, our strength, and our heritage.
