Quarter of a billion shekels for Israeli nature: These are the sites that will receive upgrades

ملخص مفصل

The Open Spaces Foundation has approved budgets for stream restoration, park construction, and the development of hiking trails nationwide. Among the projects: Parks in Katzrin and Netivot.

Open Spaces Foundation of the Israel Land Authority (ILA) has approved an investment of approximately a quarter of a billion shekels in 153 environmental and ecological projects across the country. The budgets, which were approved at a meeting of the fund management headed by ILA acting director and fund chairman Yehuda Eliyahu, are earmarked inter alia for the restoration of streams and ecosystems, the establishment of parks, the preservation of nature values, and the making of open spaces accessible to the public.Among the projects that received funding are the establishment of the Nahal and Katzrin Forest promenade, with an investment of NIS 5.65 million, and the development of the Moza…

مطلع المقال، مقتطف من The Jerusalem Post. لقراءة المقال كاملًا، افتحه على موقع الناشر.