Hebron Agriculture organized an environmental trail in Wadi Qaf Reserve for 50 beneficiaries with partner institutions and support from Al-Multaqa Al-Ahli Association.

Hebron: June 6, 2026

Wadi Qaf Nature Reserve Administration and Hebron Directorate of Agriculture, in cooperation with the Palestinian Association for Child Culture and Arts and the Cancer Patients Charitable Society, and with support from the Hebron Community Forum, organized the "Pulse of the Earth 2026" environmental trail activities in the Wadi Qaf Nature Reserve, west of Hebron.

The event saw the participation of more than 50 members of the Cancer Patients Charitable Society. Activities included an environmental trail and a field tour within the reserve to learn about its natural components and biodiversity. Recreational and educational activities were also conducted to promote the mental and physical well-being of the participants and encourage them to interact with the natural environment and benefit from its positive effects.

The organizers emphasized the importance of these activities in providing psychological and moral support to cancer patients and strengthening partnerships between civil society and official institutions in implementing community and humanitarian initiatives that contribute to raising environmental and health awareness. They also highlighted the importance of nature reserves as sites for learning, recreation, and connecting with nature. For its part, Wadi Al Qaf Reserve management affirmed its continued cooperation with various community and official institutions to implement quality activities that serve different segments of society and contribute to raising awareness of the importance of protecting and preserving natural resources, thereby consolidating the concepts of sustainable development and environmental responsibility among current and future generations.