Yatir is Israel's largest human-planted forest and the world's largest planted forest in a sub-desert area. It has flourished for over 60 years but now climate crisis poses a significant threat to the habitat on the southern slopes of Mount Hebron.
After an investigation, the Environmental Protection Ministry rules out suspected oil spill off coast of Netanya, stating that all ships and marine vessels investigating the incident will return to shore.
Jakarta, a two-year-old Sumatran tigress, now calls the Jerusalem Biblical Zoo her home and will soon be joined by a male tiger for the purposes of species conservation.
Environmental Protection Ministry sets up situation room to tackle oil spill detected 25 miles off the coast of Netanya. Taskforce includes experts from the IDF, Defense Ministry and Society for the Protection of Nature.
After winter storm “Alfis” blankets Jerusalem, Yin and Yang nosh on their treats and enjoy themselves in the snow.
After winning a United Nations tender, Biogas will supply its organic waste systems at refugee camps in Africa that generate huge quantities of organic waste, which not only causes sanitary and environmental problems but is also expensive to dispose.
The presence of Asian citrus psyllid, a vector of the deadly citrus greening disease, has been confirmed in central Israel. "Unless we can eradicate the infestation at this point, the local citrus industry will face an imminent threat – to the point of extinction," expert warns.
At an estimated cost of $720 million, the trees will be planted along 18,640 miles of road, according to a plan presented by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, Environmental Protection Minister Tamar Zandberg, and Agriculture Minister Oded Forer.
Laetitia Hédouin of the French National Center for Scientific Research in Moorea, French Polynesia first saw the corals during a recreational dive with a local diving club a few months ago.
Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman al-Saud issues warning at a mining conference in the desert kingdom.