Projects

This project invites the public to report bird collisions with buildings, to map the extent of the phenomenon and identify risk hotspots and sensitive species.

Contribute your sightings of sharks and rays in the Mediterranean and Red Seas by sharing observations through our Facebook platform. This initiative aims to document the distribution and diversity of…

This project investigates the factors behind the appearance of live clams (such as the rough cockle or rayed trough shell) that are meant to thrive in aquatic environments but end…

An underwater ecological survey of the shallow rocky reefs off the coast of Givat HaAliyah in Tel Aviv-Yafo, aimed at understanding changes in the local flora and fauna and assessing…

This study gathers information on giant soil mounds (over one meter in diameter) created by the Middle East blind mole-rat (Nannospalax ehrenbergi) to better understand their structure and function.

גיטרן, הינו מין דגל ייחודי המוגדר בעולם בסכנת הכחדה קריטית, לכן נדרש איסוף נתונים ומעקב אחר מצבו. מתנדבים מנטרים תוך הליכה לאורך מקטע חוף, אחת לשבוע לפחות מאוגוסט עד נובמבר

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.

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…

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…

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.

With a single click on your mobile phone, you can help identify changes in vegetation in buffer zones designed to prevent fires, in the communities near the Eyal Forest. The…

As Israel becomes more densely populated, urban areas are becoming increasingly important habitats for birds. This long-term monitoring program aims to quantify how birds utilize human settlements over time.

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…

Nutria are an invasive species in wetland habitats. Recording how many nutria you see during a visit to Hula Lake Park will help us understand their behavior and population dynamics…

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…