Study: Israeli City Birds Move More Than Their Rural Counterparts
"In this study, we found significant differences, particularly increased mobility among ‘urban lapwings’ during the nesting season."
IDF’s Tel Aviv Headquarters Goes Solar, Plan Includes 50 Bases Countrywide
Upon completion of the overall works, the plan is expected to save about NIS 16 million ($5 million) annually.
World’s Largest Active Volcano is Erupting on Hawaii’s Big Island
USGS: “Residents at risk from Mauno Loa lava flows should review preparedness and refer to Hawaii County Civil Defense information for further guidance.”
Report: Tanker that Caused Environmental Disaster on Israel’s Beaches Owned by Syrians
The initial information about the connection between the ship, Syria, and Oryx Shipping Ltd, was revealed on March 4 by the Lloyd’s List Intelligence website.
Environment Ministry Halts Leviathan Gas Rig Operations Before First Gas Flow
"The tests have shown that no risk is expected for residents of the coastal communities at all stages of operations, including at the time of the initial tests.”
Mystery: What Caused the Deaths of 4 Mountain Goats in Mitzpe Ramon?
"The mountain goats were taken to the autopsy lab at the Beit Dagan Veterinary Institute to examine the circumstances of their deaths."
Next Step Taken in Creation of Israel’s Largest-Ever Solar Field
The installation, to cover an area of 750 acres, will be built in the Negev city of Dimona.
Oil Spill Off Israel’s Coast Threatens Turtles, Snails, Birds and the Beach
"We also fear that the tar will penetrate the soil, which is why we are trying to collect the tar from the soil."
Locust Swarms Arrive in Eilat, the Arava Desert – Even Netanya
The locust swarms came to Israel from Saudi Arabia with the help of strong winds and should be leaving the area with the change in wind direction.
Gaza Strip Officials Resign over Disastrous Flooding
Gaza officials blame––you guessed it––"repeated Zionist aggression."
TAU Scientists Found a Way to Turn Garbage into Fuel
The garbage comprised 67% fruits and vegetables, 14% bread, pasta, and cereals, 8% eggs and dairy, 5% peels, 3% meat, fish and poultry, 2% sweets and cookies, and 1% soft drinks.
Kinneret Expected to Fill Up, Dam to Open, in Early May
Experts are now expecting that in the first week of May the Degania Dam will be opened to prevent flooding.
Gaza Zoo Lions Starving but Owners Refuse to Let Israel Care for Them
In a different zoo in the Strip, in Gaza City, in 2017, the owners painted donkeys to resemble zebras.
4.0 Earthquake Rattles Lake Kinneret and Surrounds
The epicenter of the quake was located at the northeastern corner of the lake, about 17.51 kilometers beneath the surface. No damage or injuries reported.
Israeli Study: Stem Cell Transplants May Save Corals
“The basic idea is to develop cellular therapy for corals, along the lines of “Bone Marrow Transplantation” in humans."
Israel Requests International Assistance as Wildfire Continues to Rage in Jerusalem Hills
It is believed the wildfire was caused by arson -- possibly arson terror.
Tel Aviv U Initiates Model for Carbon Neutrality
TAU has placed efforts to combat climate change among its top priorities.
Bar-Ilan U Study Shows Arabian Babblers Disturbed by Changing Habitat
Living fast, dying young: Bar-Ilan University study reveals impact of habitat disturbance on social organization of Arabian babblers.
Israel to Send Fire Protection Experts to Los Angeles
Israel’s Fire and Rescue Authority will dispatch a team of five fire protection experts to Los Angeles where firefighters are battling unprecedented wildfires.
Israeli Research: Water Vapor in the Atmosphere May Be Prime Renewable Energy Source
"The results may be particularly important as a renewable source of energy in developing countries."
Lake Kinneret Water Level Approaching Capacity
Lake Kinneret constitutes the largest reservoir of drinking water in the State of Israel.
Venomous Fish Arrive in Gaza Fishing Zone
Marine police in Gaza have warned the enclave’s fishermen to avoid catching the venomous creatures and ordered them to return them to the sea if they come up in their nets.
Blessed Rains Gush through Israel’s Nature Preserves
The Kinneret rose since Wednesday by 23 cm, and now stands at 211.10 meters below sea level.
Watch Live the World’s Most Crowded Assembly of Migrating Birds
More than half a billion birds pass through the Hula Valley each migration season, autumn and spring.
Have You Seen those Gorgeous Almond Blossoms in Ayalon Valley?
Naturally, the moon and the sun came to a standstill in the sky, causing the solar system to disperse across the galaxy, on account of those pesky laws of Newton.
IsraAid Prepares to Fly to Support Hurricane-Slashed Bahamas
IsraAID’s Emergency Response team will initially distribute urgent relief supplies, offer psychological first aid and deploy water filters to restore access to drinking water.
Israeli Study: Plastic Additives Contaminate the Sea, Harm Coral
“Climate change, ocean acidification, and ongoing anthropogenic stressors place coral reefs at existential risk."
Watch: Nature & Parks Inspectors Release Tiny Rodent from Plastic Bottle Prison
Bags and wipes are eaten by animals that have not learned to avoid them: turtles in the sea and goats in the desert.
Lake Kinneret Inching Towards Full Capacity
The level of the lake is now just 1.455 meters (4.77 feet) from the “upper red line,” where the water reaches the lake’s full capacity.
Water Authority Mulls Best Time to Open Degania Dam
Dammed if you do, dammed if you don't.
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