Take a look at an eco-village in the Jordan Valley and learn how Israelis are living life in houses made of sandbags!

Initiative will plant trees along almost 2,000 miles in 100 local authorities.

Time Out magazine has ranked Tel Aviv as the world’s 'funnest' city, and eighth of the 37 'best cities' around the world; Despite recent forest fires, the 2021 Global Tree Assessment gave Israel's a high ranking; and much more!

'One of the outstanding observations over the past decade is that we keep finding what we consider new jellyfish...different, intriguing species.'

While Tel Aviv is world-renown for its beaches, architecture, and nightlife, a flock of sheep is rapidly giving the city a reputation for ecological progress.

Israeli startup Vertical Field finds sensor-controlled smart planters allow customers to place hundreds of greens up and down a wall, indoors or outdoors.

UBQ invented a garbage recycling system that turns trash into tiny, usable pellets and reduces carbon monoxide emissions during production.

Israel is on a tree-planting mission. And it’s going to help more than the environment.

In an unprecedented move, a group of Arab countries is joining Israel to establish a research center that will study, monitor and protect the Red Sea coral reef.

A chemical engineer who's expecting a child has created a substitute for plastic in order to reduce pollution and help make a better world for future generations.

Thanks to Israel's Clean Air Law, introduced a decade ago, Israelis enjoy a healthier life, with their economy poised to save billions.