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Afforestation and Trees in Israel

 

At KKL-JNF, we know the secrets of the forest. When we first started, our goal was to green Israel, and we planted large expanses of fast-growing conifers. For many years, KKL-JNF was synonymous with planted pine forests in Israel. As awareness on the importance of biodiversity grew, our approach to forestry changed. Today’s forests barely resemble those of the past – they are varied and open, providing a welcoming home to a broad range of plants and animals, and serve as wonderful recreation for all types of people.

KKL-JNF Forest Data – 2019-2020
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Forest Facts & Figures
Forest Facts & Figures

What do forests do for us? What do we do for our forests?
New - Facts & Figures 2021
 
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Managing and Studying Forests at KKL-JNF
Managing and Studying Forests at KKL-JNF

How does KKL-JNF work with trees to improve the environment in Israel? Read on!
 
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Turning the Desert Green
Turning the Desert Green

Learn about Yatir Forest, the largest man-made forest in Israel, and how it has impacted the surrounding desert area.
 
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ARTICLE: Afforestation in Israel
ARTICLE: Afforestation in Israel

Co-authored by KKL-JNF forestry professionals, this article was published on pages 273-80 in Forestry for People, a UN publication for the 2011 International Year of Forests.
 

Martyrs Forest as a Model for Biodiversity
Martyrs Forest as a Model for Biodiversity

Forest Management Master Plan according to the principles of the new Forest Management Policy of Israel (2014) - Kedoshim (Martyrs) Forest as a model.
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Sataf Forest
Sataf Forest

Management plan for Sataf Forest in the Jerusalem Hills, according to the principles of Forest Management Policy in Israel.
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Tzora and Eshtaol Forests
Tzora and Eshtaol Forests

Management master plan for Tzora and Eshtaol Forests in the Judean Plain, according to the principles of Forest Management Policy in Israel.
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