10 top ways Israel fights desertification
Israel has gained a worldwide reputation for its ability to turn barren desert into useful and arable land. ISRAEL21c takes a look at the country’s top 10 eco-strategies.
Israel has gained a worldwide reputation for its ability to turn barren desert into useful and arable land. ISRAEL21c takes a look at the country’s top 10 eco-strategies.
The world craves pretty ornamental fish, and Israeli growers are meeting the demand with revolutionary Arava Desert hatcheries.
Israel’s Jacob Blaustein Institute for Desert Research shows farmers in many countries how to use a 2,000-year-old water retention method.
Companies on three continents are taking note of a safe, biodegradable Israeli material for everything from diapers to diet pills.
Love just-picked basil in Italian dishes? An Israeli company has introduced a long-lasting basil tree for years of fresh herbs on demand.
A proposed cross-border ecological park on the banks of the troubled Kishon River could repair more than the polluted water.
Insects and fungi are no match for a 100% safe blend of edible oils formulated by an Israeli agricultural research institute.
The Hula painted frog was considered a relic of history, until a vigilant park warden spotted the creature jumping back into existence.
A project of the Vertigo contemporary dance troupe, the village welcomes visitors to take part in environmental workshops and mud-building. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UlMmY7xj4A A chicken-coop-turned-dance-studio provides the
The Israeli government is launching a massive rehabilitation and cleanup project to transform the polluted waterway and its banks into a haven for nature-lovers.
In a nondescript corner of an anonymous administration building on the campus of Israel’s Tel Aviv University, Yossi Leshem has been using the latest satellite technology to track the movements of a couple code-named Princess and Jonas.