Jerusalem, an ancient city with about 300 bird species
Jerusalem offers something rare among the world’s top tourist cities: a bird list pushing 300 species, and during migration the chance to see birds from three continents.
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Jerusalem offers something rare among the world’s top tourist cities: a bird list pushing 300 species, and during migration the chance to see birds from three continents.
From 1940s children carrying saplings, to feasts of biblical produce and Prince Charles planting a tree, see why Israelis love ‘Jewish Arbor Day.’
Hydrantech’s electronic ‘bracelet’ attaches to the nozzle of a fire hydrant to monitor what comes out and what goes in.
‘The flow of gas brings with it benefits to our economies after over 40 years of peaceful relations,’ Israeli president writes to his counterpart.
Israel’s Chakratec collaborates with Blink Charging to bring its unique charging solution to EV owners in the US and Canada.
A Portuguese investment firm turned to us for contacts of experts who can help them establish a technologically advanced avocado orchard.
The zoo is collecting donations to buy veterinary supplies to help volunteers care for millions of animals affected by raging wildfires.
‘I noticed that among all the garbage and destruction if you just pay attention you can find nice scenes,’ says conservationist Amos Gazit.
The disruptive weather phenomenon could soon occur again in the Pacific region, say German and Israeli researchers.
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Israeli agritech startup Edete has developed artificial pollination technology that will soon be tested on Californian almonds.
The native house sparrow population has declined by 28%, and the white-spectacled bulbul population has dropped by 45%.
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Franchisee Arcos Dorados says UBQ’s garbage-to-thermoplastic material will help its fast-food restaurants in Latin America and Caribbean reduce waste.