WhatsAppThe Steinhardt Museum of Natural History stands at the forefront of addressing the pressing environmental challenges of our time, including climate change, biodiversity loss, and ecological restoration. Research conducted by the museum’s scientists directly informs governmental policy and guides the management of Israel’s natural capital—spanning land-use planning to the mitigation of flood and wildfire hazards.
The annual reports delineate these scientific endeavors, aiming to facilitate access to data regarding the millions of specimens housed within the National Natural History Collections while reflecting the extensive research reliant upon them. Furthermore, these reports provide an up-to-date empirical foundation for elucidating ecological processes, advancing nature conservation, and supporting decision-making at the national level.
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