Shemurat ‘En Te'o

Shemurat 'En Te'o is a nature reserve in Israel's Northern District containing multiple ecosystems with native plants and animals across mountainous terrain. The protected area features natural springs and diverse habitats supporting various species throughout its landscape.

The Israeli government established this protected area in 1967 as part of a national program to safeguard regional biodiversity. This designation marked an early commitment to conservation efforts in the country.

The reserve serves as a gathering place for nature enthusiasts and bird watchers drawn to observe its diverse plant and animal life. Visitors experience a direct connection with the natural world in this protected landscape.

Wear sturdy footwear and bring plenty of water, as the hiking trails traverse hilly and sometimes challenging terrain. Information boards at entrances help with route planning and navigation through the area.

The reserve contains several natural springs that create small specialized habitats throughout the year. These water sources are essential for species adapted to thrive in these moist microenvironments.

Location: Northern District

Inception: November 9, 1967

GPS coordinates: 33.13283,35.56928

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:41