Nexus Forecast
Click here to enter buoy page Click here to see more data
In loving memory – Morris Kahn
We mourn the passing of our benefactor, Morris Kahn, whose vision and generosity laid the foundation for everything we do. His initial funding made possible our building, our core scientific activities, and the establishment of an open-access database which spans the marine ecosystem of the eastern Levant Basin. Through his unwavering commitment to science, openness, and long-term stewardship of the marine environment, Morris Kahn enabled knowledge to be shared freely for the benefit of researchers, decision-makers, and society at large. His legacy will endure in every dataset, discovery, and collaboration that continues to advance marine science and conservation.
Thesis
Our students Thesis works done with the Station assistance. Click on the button to open. HAGAI NATIV Developing a Rapid Fluorescence Imaging Tool for in-Situ Estimation of Coral Reef Health in Diverse Environments Click Here ORI GALILI Characterizing the Distribution of Tursiops truncatus and Delphinus delphis Along the Mediterranean Coastal Shelf of Israel Through Habitat Preference Modeling Click Here ITAI PELEG Monitoring Fish Pathogens in Eastern Mediterranean Fish by Applying…
Live Buoy Data
Live Wave Buoy Prominent live scientific buoy located near Sdot Yam beach. It is a key piece of marine research infrastructure for Israel.
Station Direction
Dear visitor,Below is an overview of how to reach the station by different means of transport. Please arrive to the south gate of Kibbutz Sdot Yam, not the north, as we are at the southerly edge.Numbers if you get lost:Eran Rosen: 054-268-8324Muriel Burg 0524688155Ziv Zemah-Shamir 0529431158Shai Einbinder 0545483548Leigh Livne 0548056091By car (we strongly recommend carpooling in advance):Link for Google maps to parking: https://maps.app.goo.gl/igVRfP9dHBQ7uX7r9Link for Waze to parking: https://waze.com/ul/hsvbbcfrnbAfter parking in…
Brooke the Shark: a story
https://med-lter.haifa.ac.il/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/clip-of-scan.mp4