What we do
Together for Lebanon’s First Natural Park
He who attains high ranks bears no grudge,And one whose nature is anger shall never reach glory.I once tended their camels in days gone...
From Our Land, the Story Begins… and with Agriculture, the Heartbeat Continues
Lebanon’s agricultural lands have long been the silent witnesses of our resilience, the cradle of our history, and the lifeline of our rural communities....
Hammana’s Gentle Revival — How a Lebanese Village is Breathing Life Back into Its Hills
In the hills above Beirut, where pine trees sway gently and the earth holds memory in every stone, the village of Hammana is experiencing...
SPNL Commends National Geographic Arabia’s May 2025 Issue for Highlighting the Hima System as a Unique Model of Environmental Sustainability
The Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon (SPNL) applauds National Geographic Arabia for its continued leadership in promoting environmental awareness and celebrating...
On the Move has made its third stop in Geneva at...
For the first time, the photographers were present to see how their work has come together. The Mediterranean Consortium partners, MAVA Foundation, and many...
SPNL brings “On the Move” Exhibition to Byblos
On the Move is set to make its fourth stop in Byblos Cultural Center from 10 to 14 December 2014, in collaboration with the...
Strategic Environmental Assessment of Renewable Energy
SPNL , represented by the assistant director general Ms. Bassima Khatib, has participated in the national Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) consultation workshop for the...
On the move exhibition: Geneva Chapter
On the Move exhibition is set to make its third stop in Geneva at the Natural History Museum… With 30’000 visitors in the month...
Dismissing of the shepherds
This very popular song in Spain on the dismissing of the shepherds, who leave in winter the mountains. The images are of the herds...
Up to a billion birds die flying into windows
Hundreds of millions of birds die every year flying straight into windows. The locals - pigeons and seagulls - aren't as vulnerable but migrating...
