תגית: Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel

A friendly international competition whose goal is to document biodiversity in cities around the world. A large-scale citizen science project in which city residents are invited to record plants and…

Reports of long-spined sea urchin sightings to support the creation of distribution and frequency maps that will help policy makers address their invasion of the Mediterranean Sea.

Monitoring of fawns in the Gazelle Valley Park in Jerusalem. Conducted by the park staff and volunteers, the goal is to track herd expansion trends and assess the impact of…

Tracking the number and sex of turtles in the valley to monitor population trends, with community participation.

Raise your head and join us for the annual bird count in urban areas all over the country. All you need is 10 free minutes, a love for for birds…

A project to establish a biodiversity database on the Weizmann Institute campus, aimed at identifying key areas for conservation, developing nature sites, informing planning and construction decisions, and providing recommendations…

A survey of salamanders in the city’s wadis, conducted by volunteers on rainy winter nights, aimed at studying the populations and distribution of salamanders and preserving the city’s wadis

Documenting gnawed pine cones near pine trees will help researchers understand the social learning of rats that gnaw them and the processes that help animals penetrate new niches and expand…

By tracking hedgehog sightings, we can create updated maps of their habitats and gain insights into the diseases that affect them, as well as the impact of vehicle collisions.

Reporting Gazelle Sightings for the Conservation of the Gazelle Population in Israel and Protection of Open Spaces Where They Live

Handling public reports of hazards in the Mediterranean Sea and the Gulf of Eilat to streamline and enhance law enforcement and prevent marine hazards. Raising awareness among the public and…

The largest citizen science project in Israel and worldwide. Designed for reporting bird sightings to collect crucial data on Israel’s bird populations using the eBird app.

The Great Butterfly Count takes place every spring, and this year it will be held from April 6–20, 2025. The goal is to track trends and changes in butterfly distribution.…

Monitoring wild roadkill to create a database, promote safe wildlife crossings, and identify high-risk roads for wildlife collisions.

Have you spotted turbinate monodont (locally known as “knit kippah”) snails on the rocky surfaces along the coast? Join the volunteers and help monitor these rocky areas. By doing so,…

Reporting fire ants will help create a nationwide map of the little fire ant, providing accurate data on its distribution and the rate of its spread in Israel.

Have you seen a bat active during daylight hours? Do you live near a tree that attracts bats even during the day? Report your sightings to help understand the extent…

The Near Eastern fire salamander is an amphibian species at risk of extinction and is classified as a protected species in Israel. Report if you have seen an adult salamander…

The poppy anemone is the most common and beloved flower in Israel, growing from Mount Hermon to the desert. The aim of the study is to understand which color of…

Where are fireflies found in Israel, and what factors influence them? Through observations of fireflies, we can learn about the characteristics of their natural habitats and identify the threats that…