Projects

The tufted ghost crab serves as an indicator of beach and marine habitat health. This project aims to assess its distribution across the country and determine whether its presence along…

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.

A nationwide competition between schools in Israel, and an opportunity to discover the diversity of species around the school and to learn about local wildlife and nature conservation.

A project initiated by the Kinneret Drainage and Rivers Authority in collaboration with the local community, aimed at monitoring and managing selected species as part of the Lower Jordan River…

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…

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

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.

סקר עצים עירוני לביסוס ידע תשתיתי, חקר יחסי גומלין וגיבוש מדיניות עירונית לטובת תכנון עתידי וניהול יער עירוני דיגיטלי

Documenting wildlife and vegetation in the open spaces of the Beit She’an Valley to better understand the surrounding ecosystems and biodiversity. The collected data supports informed management of these open…

Collecting observations of the pistachio processionary moth (Thaumetopoea solitaria) in order to complete our knowledge of this species’ ecology and to map its distribution in KKL-JNF forests and beyond.

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…

This international bioblitz will take place in early October through the iNaturalist platform. The public is invited to submit observations between 3–6 October 2025.

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…

A community-based monitoring project tracking mammal footprints along the national ecological corridor in the southern Sharon

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…