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Nothing can equal a juicy fig if you are a tired
hiker – or a bird, fox or goat – stopping by a spring for a rest.
All over northern and central Israel figs begin to ripen on trees in
August. They can be found near springs, ancient cisterns and
orchards; KKL-JNF plants them as part of its efforts to improve
forest biodiversity.
Figs in KKL-JNF Forests
North: Bar’am, Naftali
Mountains, Dalia, Nahal Limonim, Kiryat Ata, Bet Keshet, EnDor, Lavi,
Tsipori, Shefer.
Donated by:
Center: Gal’ed, HaZorea, Neve Ilan, Ben Shemen,
Ayalon, Tsor’a, Nahshon, Masu’a, Adulam, Sataf, Aminadav.
Donated by:
South: Amatzia, Duda’im,
Dorot, Ruhama, Bet Guvrin, Be’eri, Lahav, Kissufim, Erez, Be’er
Tuvia, Gevar’am, Shahariya, Lakhish.
Donated by:
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