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‘Touching Time’ – Bet She’an National Park Invites You to Touch the Stones

31.12.2023

The Israel Nature and Parks Authority invites you to an exciting, team-building hands-on experience of the fascinating remnants of the past at Bet She'an National Park

“Touching Time” – Zippori National Park Invites You to Touch the Stones

18.12.2022

The Israel Nature and Parks Authority invites you to an exciting, team-building hands-on experience of the fascinating remnants of the past at Zippori National Park

The expansion of the Walls of the Old City of Jerusalem National Park

21.02.2022

Official statement of the Israel Nature and Parks Authority (INPA) regarding the expansion of the Walls of the Old City of Jerusalem National Park

Nile Softshell Turtles

19.07.2018

Israeli nature is a home for other species of turtles in addition to sea turtles. In addition to the local spur-thighed tortoise (Testudo graeca), the Balkan pond turtle (Mauremys rivulata) and in some coastal streams – the Nile softshell turtle as well. The shell of the Nile softshell is covered with a smooth layer of skin that gives it the appearance of soft tissue, hence its name.

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A Honeymoon for Fish

Banning fishing in the Mediterranean during breeding season

Shark of the Day – Sphyrna zygaena smooth hammerhead

He looks like a fairy tale animal. A unicorn. A shark with a hammer structure at the top of its head. Meet the hammerhead shark, and find out why this shape is useful, and what has been happening to the world’s hammerheads in the last decade.

Protecting the Galilee Tilapia

The ban of commercial and recreational fishing in nesting and spawning grounds is intended to help the population of St. Peter’s Fish grow and strengthen as part of the national effort to preserve fishing resources and water quality in the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee).

Birth of a National Park

How a National Park is Born Caesarea National Marine Park

WeSea for Nature

The oceans and seas cover more than two-thirds of the Earth and are home to spectacular ecosystems and a wide variety of amazing creatures. The value of the marine world goes well beyond its beauty - it is a source of livelihood for many, regulates climate, produces half the oxygen we breathe, and even drives the water cycle to produce rainwater and drinking water.