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Tourism
"A healthy ecology is the basis for a healthy economy."
- Claudine Schneider
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The science playground in Ben Gurion Park in Dimona. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
Accessible sensory sculptures in Ben Gurion Park, Dimona. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
The man-made Shimon Peres Lake filled with reclaimed water, in Ben Gurion Park in Dimona. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
Yatir Forest in the Negev, as viewed from its eastern scenic route. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
The Anim Ruins in Yatir Forest, which include the remains of a synagogue from the Roman-Byzantine period. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
The Beerot Yitzhak heritage site, preserved by KKL-JNF from the 1948 War of Independence. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
The Black Arrow memorial, which overlooks the Gaza Strip. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
The Tali Lookout over Golda Park and Negev. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
Golda Meir Park in the Negev. Photo: Udi Gat, KKL-JNF Photo Archive
Old Well House in Golda Park, renovated as a museum. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
The desert Sculpture Path near Kibbutz Hatzerim. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
Nahal Beeri streambed, rehabilitated by KKL-JNF. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
The Nahal Shikma Ariel Sharon Scenic Route. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
The Nahal Shikma Ariel Sharon Scenic Route. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
Winter anemones in the Shokeda Community Forest. KKL-JNF Photo Archive
KKL-JNF:
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develops scenic attractions, including picnic and recreation areas, scenic road lookouts and accessible paths
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builds and maintains a network of cycling trails of varying levels of skill for diverse populations in addition to pump tracks. Bicycle repair and hospitality services along the routes are part of the region's economic anchors
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partnered in developing the new Ramon National Airport in the Arava, making domestic and foreign tourism more accessible to the south and enabling the expansion of services to the region's communities
KKL-JNF opens the Negev to people from near and far!
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