Category : JPost - Entertainment

Passover, climate change & the coronavirus

Will we use the coronavirus experience as a wakeup call that we need to do things differently on so many fronts?

'What to do' ideas in Israel for Tu Bishvat

Need plans for Tu Bishvat? Look no further

Arava region of Israel about to be 100% solar powered

What Israel – and the world – can learn from the Arava

Trash burning in West Bank is polluting the environment

“The negligence of the environment in Judea and Samaria is causing tremendous damage to the residents. The only solution is increased enforcement and better future planning,” Gilad Ach of GEF said.

Israeli and Palestinian cooperation attempts to solve sewage problem

Sewage issues in the area surrounding the Kidron Valley in Jerusalem are uniting Jewish and Muslim residents.

Israeli recycling technology aims to revolutionize global waste

Producing one ton of UBQ material is equivalent to stopping the melting of 35 square-meters of arctic ice.

Overweight hedgehog finds new home in Ramat Gan Safari

While a chubby hedgehog may sound endearing, Sherman experienced difficulty walking due to his extra weight.

Why have we not switched to online voting yet?

It is not that the ability does not exist.

Israel to establish multi-million dollar environmental protection lab

The planned laboratory will join the Innovation Authority's five technological innovation laboratories established under the organization's laboratories incentive program since 2017.

Hike of the Month – Masada

Make your visit to Masada an Unforgettable Hiking Experience!

TAU research shows shocking amount of microplastic in maritime organisms

When beach-goers litter, the waste washes out to sea and may break up into smaller pieces.

Israel foils smuggling of rare birds at Ben Gurion Airport

"The establishment of INPA's new intelligence unit has a significant contribution in our efforts to advance law enforcement and protecting wildlife," Shamir added.

Nature and Parks Authority holds 'volunteer week'

Volunteering activities range from beach cleaning, park and reserve maintenance and tour trips to archeological sites.

Two new nature reserves await government approval

"Unfortunately, the process of declaring a nature reserve in Israel is too long and in the end both nature and man pay the price," Goldstein added.

Hike of the Month – Mount Arbel

The mountain has a very long human history. In the northern cliffs, the Arbel fortress is carved into the cliff.