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WHO We are?

PWLS is an active and professional NGO and non-profit organization working in research and education in nature conservation among the Palestinian society and the region. Mission? The conservation and enhancement of Palestinian biodiversity & wildlife

Nature Virtual Tour

Training Courses

Important Biodiversity In Palestine

(FLORA & FAUNA DATABASE)

Mammals Checklist

Birds Checklist

Reptiles & Amphibians Checklist

Plants Checklist

PWLS PROJECTS

THE ARABIAN ORYX

(Oryx leucoryx)

The Arabian oryx is one of the best desert-adapted large mammals, capable of living in a waterless, hot, high-wind habitat where few other species can survive. Arabian oryx live in a variety of desert habitats including stony plains, wadis, and sand dunes. They will drink water when they find it, but can exist for weeks without it. Water is obtained by eating plants. Arabian oryx mainly eat grasses and herbs, but they will also eat roots, tubers, bulbs, and melons. Succulent bulbs and melons are the primary items for moisture.

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RARE CREATURES IN PALESTINE

Golden eagle

The golden eagle is a bird of prey that lives in the northern Hemisphere.

Bellevalia warburgi

Bellevalia warburgi are perennial herbaceous plants. As geophytes, its form bulbs with a membranous sheath ("tunic").

Gazella gazellae (Palestine Mountain Gazelle)

This species is large, and its legs are long, dark in color with red color on the back, and the horns of the male are short between 150-269 mm.

Iris haynei (Faqou’a iris)

It is the national flower of the State of Palestine, as it was adopted in 2016 by the Palestinian Council of Ministers and became famous at the national level.

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PWLS News

07/06
2022

The 14th Faqous Festival in 2022

18/01
2022

Towards a Safe Culture for Bird Flu in Palestine

20/12
2021

Biodiversity experts meeting in Cairo

03/09
2021

Dialogue session on food and Palestinian heritage

28/07
2021

Monthly Newsletter for May and June 2021

17/07
2021

Palestine Wildlife Society Annual Meeting

10/07
2021

Workshop in titled " Protecting the cultural landscape in the neglected areas of biodiversity" in Kharas

24/07
2020

اعلان شراء كتب

05/06
2020

اعلان عطاء

21/01
2017

Lesser Kestrel shot for preservation

19/11
2016

World Animal Day Celebration

19/11
2016

Eco-Tourism Tour Guides in Palestine

12/11
2016

Workshop of critical ecosystems file updated in the Mediterranean

12/11
2016

Palestine’s Eco-tourism Conference

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