223 plastic-burning sites have been found in Palestinian villages and Israeli settlements, but such industries' importance in the West Bank economy make it difficult to find a solution
Painted ladies are migrating from Africa northwards in their hundreds of millions
Several ecological overpasses were originally built under highways to help gazelles pass through tunnels but recent video footage shows other animals making use of the corridors
The level of the Sea of Galilee, which has suffered from years of drought, has risen about 2 meters so far this rainy season
The 25-year-old radar is vital for identifying storm clouds, precipitation and outlying phenomena such as strong wind gusts and lightning storms
The lake exceeded the lower red line – below which the government is meant to stop pumping from the lake – for the first time in two years
The T. nesimachus is one of 14 species of butterfly that are protected in Israel
13,000 sea turtle eggs hatched in 2018, breaking a record
Vampire horse flies have trouble getting their approach speed right when trying to land on a zebra for lunch: they either fly over the stripes or crash, says new theory
Disputed IDF colleges plan near Ein Karem neighborhood approved despite objections from residents, environmentalists
Besides a surprising diversity of marine life, scientists stumbled upon impressive amounts of garbage – from fishing nets to beach chairs
Dwarf puddle frog actually lives in trees, zoologists from NYU Abu Dhabi report from pond on the remote plateau
Swarms of tremors are more the norm in northern Israel, where towns have been toppling by earthquake since civilization began, but the Galilee isn’t the region causing Israel’s geologists to lose hair
'Nasrallah has been stuck in a bunker for 12 years. What is your excuse?'
Slated development would shrink width of ecological corridor, essential for passage of gazelles and roe deer, to just 50 meters
Greenland was balmy when the Vikings invaded, a new study based on isotopes in flies has proven, and they left as the glaciers bore down
Truth be told, as tentacle-faced beings go, these catfish are ‘hideously adorable’ as their devoted discoverer suggests
Environmental Protection Ministry says the devices are urgently needed
Streams in Ashdod, Hadera and the Sharon area may open to boating
There are only one or two green sea turtles thought to be in the Eilat area
The petition argues that the area's designations as a reserve and a firing zone are mere pretexts that allow the state to legally remove Palestinians
With about 2,000 stray cats per square kilometer in Jerusalem, spaying and neutering isn't keeping the population down; how do we solve this purring problem?
Paravian dinosaur Anchiornis had the wrong sort of protein in the feathers for proper flight, Chinese scientists conclude from molecular study
Construction in Haifa Bay has disrupted the natural flow of sand, but replenishing the sand on the beach has not solved the problem
Report finds that spread of mollusks through shipping endangers ecological systems and disrupts marine traffic, and is only expected to increase unless counter-measures are taken
Lebanese fossil of a hagfish and its slime shield from the Cretaceous supports contention that these eyeless, spineless sea creatures used to be real fish, then regressed
Red Sea dolphins imitate a unique sound that's in effect the 'name' of another dolphin, even after it has died – proof that animals are capable of expressing a profound memory, researchers say
The JNF, Israel’s chief forestry body, intends to turn vast open Mediterranean landscapes into planted forests - this is a real threat to the future of some of the most important open spaces in the region
Critics worry that the new Route 16 will wind up channeling more traffic into neighborhoods, discourage drivers from switching to public transport and make it harder to reach Hebrew University campus
The coral reef at Eilat, ranked sixth in The New York Times’ list '52 Places to Go in 2019,' suffers chronic problems that are causing permanent damage