Orchard trees and Common Israeli trees have been newly planted between the Agamon Hayarkon complex on Rokach Boulevard and CBI – The Council for a Beautiful Israel. Varieties include mulberry trees, terebinth, almond, oaks, figs, sycamores, and other species.
The blossoming wildflowers and the various pollinators flutter over the fields. Last month we conducted guided tours in the area of the Bird Watching Park and Tel Napoleon – where spring is at its peak.
Summer is upon us, and we must take care of our canine friends! As part of our ongoing efforts to accommodate the park’s visitors, we have equipped our drinking faucets with dog-bowls – the bowls are conveniently attached to the faucets for ease of use.
Installing hand rails at the lake area in the center of the park. We continue to make our facilities more accessible, as part of our comprehensive accessibility plan.
Early blossoms at the Rosh Tsipor sowing area. The first species to bloom is the Israeli Lupine.
We are now continuing works to set up five new tennis courts as part of Stage B of this project. Works include soil replacement, new lighting poles, gutters, fencing, asphalt, and court coating and marking.
We’ve added new, decorative benches at Menachem Begin Park across from the small lake. Relax and Enjoy!
This project involved soil replacement, infrastructure works, pavement, and coating. New lamp posts equipped with LED lighting have been added. Fences in and around the tennis court area have also been replaced.
The “Seashell” sculpture, created by sculptor Moshe Tsiffer, was recently placed on the Golfitek Boardwalk at Ganey Yehosha,
The new information post helps contribute to the experience of site visitors, allowing anyone to get comprehensive information on this historic site.
