Projects

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.

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

Join us in collecting observations of jellyfish to help map their swarms across time and space. This project aims to enhance scientific knowledge about jellyfish and make information about these…

Collecting information from eBird observations and additional sources to build a long-term monitoring database for 13 invasive bird species in Israel.

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…

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…

Collecting data from private gardens to inform municipal planning, decision-making, and biodiversity conservation in the city.

Mapping marine litter through underwater surveys conducted by volunteer divers, in order to understand the broader phenomenon of marine litter in the Mediterranean Sea and to address one of the…

Join us in collecting observations of moths, whether in their larval or adult stages, from across Israel. This project aims to document the diverse array of moth species found in…

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…

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.

A citizen science initiative for monitoring biodiversity in Herzliya and connecting local residents with the nature around them

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…