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KKL–JNF is the oldest environmental organization in Israel, having been established over 110 years ago. Throughout the years, we have actively cooperated with many countries and international organizations in a wide variety of projects.

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Knowledge in Service of Humanity
Knowledge in Service of Humanity

KKL-JNF shares its knowledge and experience all over the world, and has sponsored and participated in numerous international conferences, showcasing KKL-JNF's technical experience and applied research.
 
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Climate Change
Climate Change

KKL-JNF plays a vital role in preserving open spaces. Israel is one of the only nations in the world to have more trees today than it did a century ago.
 
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International Conferences and Fairs
International Conferences and Fairs

In the spirit of international cooperation, KKL-JNF regularly participates in international conferences and fairs, sharing its 110 years of knowledge and experience with the world.
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UN Forum on Forests
UN Forum on Forests

The United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF) is the organization responsible for everything related to the earth's forests. All world nations are represented at the forum, with KKL-JNF representing Israel.
 
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International Water Initiatives
International Water Initiatives

Israel is recognized as a world leader in managing scarce water resources, water recycling and similar fields. KKL-JNF is at the forefront of innovative solutions to Israel's water crisis.
 
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The Grove of Nations
The Grove of Nations

KKL-JNF Grove of Nations is home to many trees that were planted by heads of state from all over the world. It is an integral part of the "Olive Tree Route” project in Israel.
 
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Honorary Consuls Grove – Aminadav Forest
Honorary Consuls Grove – Aminadav Forest

The trees at The Honorary Consuls Grove at Aminadav Forest are planted by Israeli citizens who were awarded this diplomatic title by their respective country as a special gesture.
 
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