Prof. Dan Tchernov says, “Earth has no climate problem. We're the ones who won't survive within decades" 3.5.22Prof. Tchernov tells Haaretz that the only lifeline humans have for survival is…
What would you say to a whale? 5.5.22The Wired magazine published an article on project CETI, an ambitious project aimed to decode the language of sperm whales. CETI is managed…
Dr. Gur Mizrachi talks about Israel’s jellyfish season 30.6.22Jellyfish are once again approaching Israel’s beaches for their annual summer visit.So where do they come from, what should you do if…
Dead sperm whale washes up on Tel Aviv beach 14.5.22Dr. Aviad Scheinin, Head of the School’s Marine Apex Predator Lab in the Morris Kahn Research Center, discusses the dead sperm…
Old Ship from Ma'agan Michael 26.7.2020Dr. Deborah Cvikel from the Department of Marine Civilizations was interviewed for an article published in the Jerusalem Post about the ship from Maagan Michael…
The University of Haifa is partnering with the UAE and Germany to battle climate change in our oceans 20.11.2022The Charney School is partnering with the United Arab Emirates University and…
Toxic tar spill ‘one of the worst ecological disasters in Israel’s history’ 23.2.20Prof. Ilana Berman, Head of the Charney School, explains why cleaning up toxic tar along the surface of…
Happy holidays from all of us here at the Charney School of Marine Sciences
Huge amounts of plastic waste have been discovered at the mouth of the Kidron Stream that abuts the Dead Sea’s waterline. The research takes place as part of a course that uses advanced technologies, including drones, which is taught by Mizrahi, Dr. Yoav Lehan and Dr. Anna Brock.
Huge amounts of plastic waste have been discovered at the mouth of the Kidron Stream that abuts the Dead Sea’s waterline. The research takes place as part of a course that uses advanced technologies, including drones, which is taught by Mizrahi, Dr. Yoav Lehan and Dr. Anna Brock.
