Enthusiasts and those curious about archaeology are able to aid the Israel Antiquities Authority's conservation work Thursdays in July using a 3,500-year-old brick-making technique

First extensive exploration of Israel's deep-sea economic waters by Israeli-UK team identifies two species of threatened whales that are sensitive to underwater noise

But Nature and Parks Authority's first long-term assessment on state of country's mammals, birds and reptiles finds many other species stable or expanding

Genetic barcoding of fish in lake to aid future conservation suggests that species assumed to be Doctor fish, popular as tickly foot cleaners in beauty spas, is actually endangered

Animal rights group criticizes US actor for starring in videos by pancake and waffle mix maker Kodiac Cakes: 'Hypocritical to exploit one animal to potentially help another'

Annual State of Nature report highlights negative consequences of galloping urbanization amid population growth, but notes increase in protected open space

Branch of global Jane Goodall Institute will focus on ecological corridors, wetland restoration and use of Bedouin knowledge to replant native species

Covering over 10,000 species, study involving Israeli researchers is the most comprehensive of its kind to date; half of all turtles and crocodiles in danger of dying out

Move to protect Dixie Valley toad at its only known habitat marks second time in 20 years that US Fish and Wildlife Service has listed a species as endangered on an emergency basis

For second year in row, nature authority says number of hatching sites nearly double annual average of five years prior, attributing rise to fishing bans, more monitoring