What's On

Each year, about 500 million birds migrate over Israel, due to its unique location as a bridge between three continents

An exhibition featuring live organisms, offering a closer look at nature’s largest and most diverse phylum—the arthropods (including insects)—and revealing their astonishing behaviors and capabilities

Six large-scale display cases (dioramas) showcasing the impressive diversity of Israel's habitats, from the desert to Mount Hermon, and their characteristic wildlife

The exhibition presents ways of examining the morphology of an animal in order to learn about its way of life.

An interactive digital display illustrating human impact on the natural world. The exhibition addresses extinct species and the extensive transformations that have shaped, and continue to shape, nature in recent decades

An exhibition exposing the myriad connections and mutual influences among diverse organisms, including us, human beings. The exhibition also features an interactive display dedicated to 'Ecosystem Services'

A 'cabinet of curiosities' inviting visitors to wander through more than 1,000 specimens from the natural history collections, and to discover fascinating research narratives. The exhibition also features rare items, including the last crocodile recorded in Israel

Focusing on us, human beings, the exhibition addresses human origins (Homo sapiens) and our anatomical and physiological evolution through archaeological discoveries and multimedia installations

An interactive display featuring six touchscreens that present three 'narratives' about our eating and consumption habits. Through gamified activities and animation, the display allows visitors to explore the journey of our food and its impacts, both on ourselves and the environment