Norwegian Fertilizer Giant Warns Mideast Wars Could Trigger Peat Shortages, Surge in Food Prices
Fertilizer Prices ‘Extremely Volatile’ in Recent Weeks, Says Yara CEO.
700 Million Migratory Insects Chart High-Altitude Routes Over Israel
They time their flights based on wind direction and temperature, and can even maintain a preferred direction against the wind.
Community Forests Bring Haredi Families Closer to Nature
Clean-up activities, often part of these events, reinforce a spirit of care and collective responsibility for the forest.
6.1-Magnitude Earthquake Near Crete Felt in Parts of Israel
Numerous residents across Israel said they experienced the tremor, with some describing it as particularly strong.
Rare Royal Visit: Extinct Negev Buzzard Spotted in Ein Avdat Nature Reserve
"The rare buzzard remained in the area for nearly an hour, circling above with other eagles, sometimes swooping low overhead or landing heavily and majestically on the cliffs.”
Hula Valley Welcomes Thousands of Birds on Spring Migration
As Israel is at the peak of migration season, thousands of birds pass through each day and choose the Hula Valley as their resting grounds.
Iran’s President: Unprecedented National Water Emergency Exacerbated by God’s Wrath
Should the Iranians be willing to put aside their mad hatred for Jews, they could get some useful advice from Israel.
Restoring Hope: HaShomer HaChadash Reviving Agriculture on the Lebanese Border
Through unity, perseverance, and community support, the agricultural heart of the Lebanese border is beginning to beat again—one tree at a time.
‘National Crisis:’ Knesset Committee Debates Health Risks of Transboundary Air Pollution from PA Illegal...
“Since 2015, over 45,000 people have died from air pollution."
Seagull Swallowed Fishing Hook, Got Entangled, Saved by Vigilant Fisherman
Another seagull is currently hospitalized after a hook became stuck in its wing.
Land of Cats and Honey
By reducing the number of stray cats and improving their living conditions, Israel hopes to create a more sustainable and humane approach to managing this growing problem.
LA Fires Death Toll at 24, Governor Slammed for Slashing Firefighting Budget
Newsweek reported that California Governor Gavin Newsom cut funding for wildfire efforts by over $100 million just before the disaster.
U. of Haifa Offers Ancient Farming Techniques to Winemakers Struggling with Erratic Climate
For winemakers confronting an uncertain future, the past might hold the answers.
Hula Valley Reopens to Visitors: Cranes Return, Bringing Hope After a Year of War
This reopening marks a significant step toward healing, resilience, and the continued preservation of Israel's rich natural heritage.
Greta Gets Trolled by Pro-Israel Georgian
"I'm standing next to her with an inscription in Arabic: ‘Palestine is a myth! Israel is a country of heroes!’”
U of Haifa Researchers: Israeli Jellyfish Deliberately Swim to the West, They Are Not...
Marine Scientists at the University of Haifa discovered that jellyfish aggregations swim collectively toward the west, and this may contribute to their survival.
TAU Researchers: Sunflowers Dance to Avoid Blocking One Another’s Sun
A recent study sheds light on a scientific puzzle that has occupied researchers since Darwin.
African Penguin Chick, Nearly Extinct, Hatches at Israel’s Safari Park
According to estimates, there are slightly more than 10,000 African penguin breeding pairs in the wild, and the population is on the decline.
Pregnant Viper’s Life Saved after Getting Stuck in Haifa Swimming Pool Pump
"I immediately recognized that it was a pregnant female."
Israeli Scientists Identify Cause of Sea Urchin Deaths in Red Sea
“The scene underwater is almost surreal: seeing a species that was so dominant simply erased in a matter of days … thousands of skeletons rolling on the sea bottom, crumbling.”
Gaza Zoo Lions Starving but Owners Refuse to Let Israel Care for Them
In a different zoo in the Strip, in Gaza City, in 2017, the owners painted donkeys to resemble zebras.
KKL-JNF Program Takes Jerusalem Haredi Kids Out into the Forest
Forest deputies are involved and active residents of the community, both in the construction process and in planning and accompanying the community forest.
Stray Dogs Attack IDF Fighters in North Gaza; Nature & Parks Official: Shoot Them
There has already been a tragedy of a Bedouin toddler who was bitten to death by a stray dog from Gaza.
IDF Soldiers Rescue Protected Birds during Operation in Shechem
Poachers often resort to disabling the finches by breaking their wings or legs, transforming them into bait to attract their companions.
Watch Black Whip Snake Dying after Trying to Devour a Hedgehog in Shoham
"At the end of the match both the hedgehog and the snake met their deaths in this tragic encounter."
Wild Boars May Decide the Vote for Mayor of Haifa
Mayor Kalisch-Rotem will appoint a Pig Czar.
It’s Not Autumn Yet, But the First Squills Are Already Popping in Israel
“I hope the images will help cool down the people of Israel a little, ahead of a particularly hot week."
U. of Haifa Researchers Predict Few Jellyfish this Summer
"We say this carefully, and the reality can still change, but if you look at the past cases, this is the reasonable assessment as of this moment."
Israeli, American and Australian Corporations Collaborate on Climate Tech Insurance Venture
Extreme weather events have become more frequent and severe, leading to increased property damage, crop losses, and business disruptions.
Knesset Eretz Israel Caucus in Binyamin: Environmental Damage Means Failure to Govern
"Illegal garbage dumps and illegal incinerators are polluting the environment we all share."
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