Articles in "Environment"
Sea of Galilee Replenished with Desalinated Water in World-First Project
For the first time anywhere in the world, desalinated seawater is being pumped into a freshwater lake, as Israel begins transferring ...
Gulf of Eilat Corals Survive Record Heatwaves, Offering Global Hope
A new study has revealed that corals in the Gulf of Eilat have survived four consecutive and intensifying marine heatwaves, including the ...
Rare Three-Generation Dolphin Sighting Documented off Tel Aviv Coast
In a rare and remarkable marine encounter, Israeli scientists documented three generations of dolphins in a single photograph during a ...
Majestic Negev Buzzard Spotted in Israel Stirring Conservation Hopes
A rare and majestic visitor captured the hearts of nature enthusiasts at Israel's Ein Avdat Nature Reserve this week -- the Negev buzzard, ...
WATCH: Common Starlings’ Dance in the Skies of Israel
Thousands of common starlings - medium-sized songbirds that spend the winter in Israel - engage in a unique ritual in the evenings before ...
Fishing Hook Blamed for Death of Pregnant Fin Shark on Israeli Shore
A pregnant fin shark washed ashore lifeless on an Israeli beach, prompting an unsuccessful attempt to save the life of its seven unborn ...
Navigating Conflict: Pelican Tracking Aims to Reduce Bird-Aircraft Collisions
Israel's northern skies are bustling, with pelican migration overlapping with Air Force missions in Lebanon and Syria. To prevent ...
Israel Declares First Marine National Park Alongside New Protected Areas
The Israel Nature and Parks Authority on Monday announced the establishment of six new protected areas, including the country's first ...
Deep-Sea Corals Contaminated with Human Drugs, Researchers Warn
Israeli scientists on Monday revealed the presence of pharmaceutical compounds, including antibiotics and laxatives, in corals collected ...
Defying the Flames: Northern Israeli Cattle Breeders Stand Firm Amidst Devastation
Despite the toll taken by wildfires, northern Israeli cattle breeders remain resolute that they will "continue our work as usual." The ...
