Perhaps nowhere has the war’s effect on Israeli ecosystems been more pronounced than at the Agamon Hula Valley Nature Reserve, famed for its mesmerizing bird migrations.

Yam Caesarea National Park, Israel’s first marine national park, features diverse marine ecosystems including coral reefs, seagrass meadows, and rocky shores supporting a variety of marine life.

While most of the fires are caused by Hezbollah, Israeli military activities also damage create unfortunate and unavoidable damage.

Forest fires have consumed nearly 4,900 acres of Biriya forestland since the war began.

In Israel, a remarkable model of education has emerged, emphasizing outdoor learning in forests and nature.

Photographer Eli Abdo captures the exquisite nature and wildlife in the Land of Israel.

New bee joins over 1,000 bee species already discovered in Israel.

As home to 100 mammalian species and 450 bird species, Israel remains at the forefront of wildlife protection.

The Hula Birding Festival in the Northern Galilee draws bird lovers and experts from around the globe to observe the massive bi-annual migration of millions of birds.