Nature
Glamping in Arazim Valley: Historic farm becomes new hospitality hub
From fruit orchards to modern glamping: The legendary Tur Sinai farm near Jerusalem reopens its doors to visitors.
How Ashdod saved hundreds of thousands of fish following the season's first rain
Rare bird spotted over weekend for only second time in Israel
More trails, more damage? Why marking additional hiking routes in Israel should be avoided
How much is hunting a gazelle worth to the state? This is the price a convicted hunter will pay
After being convicted of illegal hunting, a hunter will pay the state an additional NIS 90,000 following a civil lawsuit filed by the state on behalf of the Nature and Parks Authority.
Where life meets memory: Discovering seven southern sites of resilience, nature, and rebirth
Not every memory is etched in stone: Since Oct. 7, southern places honor lost lives through paths, trees, coffee, and scenery in a journey of life.
Ein Bokek like you’ve never seen it: The wet trail almost completely empty of hikers
There are always hikers along the short, wet route in Nahal Bokek. Want a little peace and quiet? This is the time to discover a circular version of it.
Sukkot route without the traffic jams to the North: From forests and cows to vineyards
A holiday day trip in Be'er Tuviya passes through a eucalyptus grove, dairy farm, oil press, studio, coffee cart, and winery for local food and nature.
Floodwaters erased the trail – now it returns: Ein Gedi prepares for Sukkot
More than a year after flood damage, the lower Nahal David trail to David Waterfall reopens for Sukkot following a NIS 7 million restoration project.
Tel Jezreel lookout gets fresh new look with upgraded accessibility
Jezreel Valley lookout gets makeover: Paths renewed, new view point added, shaded seating built, and site made accessible for disabled visitors.
From Addis to Omo: A journey to Ethiopia's cultural heart
From Addis Ababa to the Omo Valley, a journey through communities, rituals, and traditions that tell how human beings learn to live with the land, the water, and the reality around them.
Five sea turtles return to nature after rehabilitation, Israel Nature and Parks Authority announces
The Israel Nature and Parks Authority released five rehabilitated turtles on Friday as tens of thousands visited nature sites during the Rosh Hashanah holiday.
The best family trips and nature routes for Rosh Hashanah
Explore Yodfat, Nahal Tzalmon, Belvoir Fortress, Tel Afek, and Hurvat Tal: Take your family into nature for a perfect trip during Rosh Hashanah.
Battle over Ein Jones spring: NIS 2M project sparks controversy
A NIS 2M project to restore the dangerous Ein Jones spring site near Hamat Gader has closed it for four months, triggering fierce local opposition.
