Arava
More trails, more damage? Why marking additional hiking routes in Israel should be avoided
A new study examined what happens to wildlife when new hiking trails are opened in previously inaccessible areas, finding that certain species move away from the paths or alter their activity hours.
Grateful Dead Gathering brings mini-Woodstock to Arava oasis for three-day festival
IDF officer moderately injured in friendly fire accident at military engineering school
12 years after the oil spill: What is happening in the Avrona Nature Reserve now?
Kibbutz Ketura – Pioneering Israeli History
Harvard to Haifa in the pursuit of medicine
Dr. Eric Amster – the San Diego native changing Israel’s environmental health one step at a time
Tragic end as search party finds remains of pilot
Family find suicide note of Ein Vered man Avner Tshori, 38, who flew off in his ultra-light plane; body found in Arava desert.
Generating Solar Power in the Arava
Branching out
From the Arava to Ein Zivan, shady picnic spots are a part of the country’s history.
Talking about being an Israeli
In a series of 10 events, the Notzar Theater is exploring identity and solidarity.
INPA: Eilat rail route must respect nature
Railway will be destructive to nature and landscapes that have thrived since the biblical era, says Parks Authority.
SPNI calls to save country’s rare salt marshes
Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel calls protection of the country’s dwindling salt marshes.
US envoy: Israel a true partner in renewable energy
American envoy tours Arava installations.
Chinese, Israeli firms launch solar power test site
New type of solar panel geared toward harsh desert conditions tested at Kibbutz Yotvata.
