Pet jackals? These canines may be getting domesticated
Surprising study finds evidence that living next to humans could be leading to initial stages of domestication in jackals.
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Surprising study finds evidence that living next to humans could be leading to initial stages of domestication in jackals.
Yulia the female monk seal makes a rare appearance on an open beach, where rangers and volunteers keep her safe and calm 24/7.
Pioneering project enables a shift to non-polluting hydrogen fuel cell-based vehicles with zero emissions or air pollution.
Certain plants use carbon dioxide from the air and transpire water vapor into rooms, reducing CO2 levels and cooling the air around them.
Plastic Back will buy any plastic that recycling facilities are not able to treat and would otherwise send to landfills or overseas.
Megiddo Trail at Ramot Menashe Biosphere Reserve is not only one of most beautiful places in Israel, but is accessible by public transport.
Refused compost is pressed or injected to become pots of all sizes that completely decompose upon hitting the ground once more.
Dead Sea Boat trips offer the opportunity to discover the shrinking lake’s environmental secrets, and explore it from the water itself.
To mark the UN International Day of Forests on March 21, KKL-JNF compiled a list of fun facts about the benefits of forests for our wellbeing.
Featuring several Israeli startups, the tour will visit New York, Jerusalem, Paris, Munich, Stockholm and Bahrain before the COP28 climate meeting.
Israeli-German study predicts unprecedented increase in duration, frequency and severity of heatwaves by the end of the century.
Israel has the wrong climate for growing cocoa but a new startup aims to grow it sustainably and ethically in a lab – and it’s already sparking interest with snack makers.
New spiders more similar to European ones than to those dwelling at the entrance to their very own caves, with climate change possibly to blame.
Israeli scientists finally find the answer to a question that has bugged ecologists for decades.
Agreement with major energy company to cultivate unique Israeli castor varieties at commercial scale.