Hula Valley
Galilion, Kfar Giladi hotels: Spring, resilience, and the promise of renewal - review
The Galilion Hotel and the Kfar Giladi Hotel recently reopened, offering a renewed experience in the Upper Galilee.
We returned to check what’s new in the North—and discovered this stunning gem
Reopening Israel's North: Free admittance to several major cultural, natural sites
Burned trees, traumatized animals: Nature is revealing the unseen effects of Israel’s wars
After a renovation costing NIS 5 Million: The Galilee hotel reopens
After being closed for a year and two months due to the war, the Galilion Hotel in the Hula Valley is set to reopen this coming weekend.
Where hope takes flight: Saving Israel’s injured wildlife
How a dedicated team in Northern Israel is transforming the future of wildlife rehabilitation through innovation, public engagement, and a vision for a better tomorrow.
As the Lebanon ceasefire holds, Metulla stands empty
Reporter's Notebook: I wanted to meet with Arie Almog, a resident of Metulla who had remained throughout the war.
First cranes flock to Hula Valley amid war in North
The arrival of the cranes, a family consisting of parents and two fledglings marks the beginning of the fall migratory season in the area.
Hula Valley wild life center treats young buzzard suffering from avian pox
The long-legged buzzard with spectacular chestnut brown plumage, is one of the most impressive raptors in Israel.
KKL-JNF unveils new program to protect migratory birds
In the last 30 years the the migratory bird population in Israel has dropped by more than 10%, according to KKL-JNF, due in part to climate change and the bird flu epidemic.
Owl injured in evacuated northern town is nursed back to health by KKL-JNF
The owl was discovered by the side of the road injured, mostly likely from a passing vehicle.
Thousands of birds take flight, migrate from Hula valley
The species which could be spotted high in the skies include, storks, cranes, pelicans and birds of prey which had taken refuge in the Hula valley due to the recent wintery climate.
Dozens of cranes killed by bird flu in northern Israel
Avian influenza has affected tens of millions of birds and thousands of mammals worldwide in recent years.
Swamp cat spotted on nighttime prowl in Israel's North
Due to the tension in the North, the Hula Valley is empty of human visitors, but the same cannot be said of its wildlife inhabitants.
New tech reveals ancient Israelis were 'highly capable' and resourceful
Very capable early humans in the Hula Valley systematically sought raw materials hundreds of thousands of years ago – much earlier than previously assumed.
