Nature Palestine Society (NPS) is a Palestinian non-profit organization established in 2017, dedicated to advancing biodiversity conservation, environmental sustainability, and community resilience.
Nature Palestine Society (NPS) is a Palestinian non-profit organization established in 2017, dedicated to advancing biodiversity conservation, environmental sustainability, and community resilience.
Get to know usTo advance the conservation of biodiversity and ecosystems in Palestine through scientific research, community engagement, and policy-informed action.
A resilient Palestinian society that values, protects, and sustainably manages its natural environment, ensuring the preservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services for present and future generations.
NPS works to generate scientific knowledge and implement practical interventions for the conservation of biodiversity and natural ecosystems in Palestine.
NPS strengthens the capacities of youth, local communities, and institutions to actively contribute to environmental sustainability.
NPS is committed to the protection of wildlife, with a particular focus on endangered and migratory species.
The organization facilitates coordination among stakeholders, provides technical expertise, and advocates for evidence-based decision-making in biodiversity, climate change, and environmental health.
Youth & communitiesThe Palestine Youth Climate Corps (PYCC) is a flagship national program implemented by Nature Palestine Society to empower Palestinian youth with knowledge and practical skills in climate action, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable livelihoods.
Policy & researchThis project supports the Environment Quality Authority (EQA) in fulfilling Palestine’s national reporting obligations under the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) through the preparation of the Seventh National Report (2021–2025).
BiodiversityThis project focused on the conservation of threatened and endemic plant species within the North Eastern Slopes Key Biodiversity Area (KBA) in Palestine.
Climate & healthThis project aimed to assess and strengthen the resilience of local health systems and communities in the Northern Jordan Valley in response to the growing health risks associated with climate change.
BiodiversityNature Palestine Society operates an ongoing wildlife rehabilitation program dedicated to the rescue, treatment, and release of injured, confiscated, or illegally captured wild animals in Palestine.
BiodiversityThis project aimed to assess the occurrence, distribution, and conservation status of the threatened Arabian wolf (Canis lupus arabs) in Palestine, one of the region’s remaining apex predators and a subspecies facing significant threats across its geographic range.
NPS works to generate evidence-based knowledge on Palestine’s biodiversity, ecosystems, and environmental challenges.
A core pillar of NPS’s work is empowering youth and local communities as active agents of environmental change.
NPS strengthens the capacities of youth, local communities, and institutions to actively contribute to environmental sustainability.
NPS also plays a key role in supporting national environmental governance processes.
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scientific research,
community engagement,
and policy-informed action.
Record wildlife sightings and share discoveries with a community of nature enthusiasts. Available in Arabic and English.
