Projects

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…

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…

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

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,…

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…

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…

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…

המיזם בוחן את השפעת הזרמת כמויות מים מותפלים במקטעים שונים של נחל צלמון על המגוון הביולוגי, לשם סיוע בקבלת החלטות ניהוליות ואקולוגיות בנחל צלמון ובנחלים נוספים אליהם יוזרמו מים בעתיד

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…

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

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…

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