Postponement of a public engagement meeting for the restoration of the historic Kabra Marshes, which was scheduled for Sunday, 19/1/25

Postponement of the public participation "Planning for the rehabilitation of the Kabra area", which was supposed to take place today, Sunday, 19/01/25, due to national sensitivity and the outline for the release of the kidnapped that went into effect today.

Your presence at the meeting is important and we will inform you as soon as possible about the new date.
Let us all pray for the speedy return of all those kidnapped and for the safety of the IDF soldiers on the front lines.
Thank you for your understanding and patience, and we hope for good news.

The original knowledge

The Carmel Drainage and Streams Authority invites the general public to participate in a unique and significant meeting as part of planning the restoration of the Kabara area - a project to restore the historical Kabara marshes, renew the ecological sequence in the area, and integrate the values ​​of nature, community and tourism.

The meeting will take place on Sunday, January 19, 2025, 17:30 PM, at the Muse Cultural Center in the Hof Carmel Regional Council.
This is a real opportunity for the general public to take part and influence the future of the region.

The Khabara area, previously drained for agricultural purposes, is now at the center of a large-scale initiative to restore the unique natural landscapes in the area. The project, led by the Carmel Drainage and Streams Authority and in partnership with the Carmel Coast Regional Council, Kibbutz Ma'agan Michael, the Society for the Protection of Nature, the Nature and Parks Authority, KKL-Junk, and other parties.

Restoring the ancient landscape and animals

The project focuses on the restoration of ancient landscapes and the restoration of species of birds, animals and vegetation unique to the area, creating an ecological continuum between the headwaters of the Taninim stream and its discharge into the sea, while connecting to other natural spaces, developing tourist infrastructure such as walking and riding trails, birdwatching, and rest and leisure complexes. Project management and main planners: Zak - Reicher and DHV MED.

Public participation and influence on the project

The public participation meeting will begin with a gathering, will include opening remarks, the presentation of the space, and round table discussions on key issues such as ecology, conservation and restoration, community, society, education, economy and entrepreneurship. The public is invited to express their views, ask questions and influence the planning outline

Aryeh Sharon, head of the Alona Regional Council and chairman of the Carmel Drainage and Streams Authority:

We invite the public to be a partner in this important process, in which we combine environmental restoration, community development and the creation of economic opportunities. Your voice is significant in shaping the future of the Kabara region, I invite you to take part in the meeting and be partners in shaping a better future for all of us."

Asif Isaac, Head of the Carmel Coast Regional Council and Chairman of Eshkol Coastal Plain Authorities:

"The Kabara restoration project embodies the diverse advantages found at the core of our area, such as the unique natural values, and a connection to history and heritage, alongside the potential inherent in the development of tourism in the area while preserving the environment. The entire area will benefit from a natural gem that is coming back to life, and we are happy to invite the public to take part Central to that."

Don't miss the opportunity to make an impact! Join us in shaping the future of the Kabara area.