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Netherlands Representative Office (NRO) in Ramallah delegation visit to BERC

Prof Mohammed Saleem Shtayeh briefs a delegation from the Netherlands Representative Office (NRO) in Ramallah on the progress of the WheatMAX project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Wednesday, April 06,2022

Workshop

BERC Holds the Closing Workshop for the CEPF Project entitled: Conserving Critically Endangered Ecosystems and Plant Species in the Nablus Mountains Region with a Focus on “Sawsan Nablus” Iris lortetii var samariae, an endemic endangered species.

Monday, March 28,2022

Royal iris seed germination

Biodiversity & Environment Research Centre (BERC) Intervention at the 3rd Mediterranean Plant Conservation Week - from the 27th September 2021. Crete, Greece

Tuesday, September 28,2021

We at the Biodiversity & Environmental Research Center 'BERC' , believe that the welfare of human beings is deeply linked to the biodiversity & environment. Therefore, we work to enable better management of the earth’s environment by increasing

Mohammed S Ali Shtayeh

President

Events

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Apr

2021

Training Workshop Entitled "Conservation of Plant Biodiversity in Palestine With a Focus on Assessing the Conservation Status of Natural Plant Species According to IUCN Standards"

03

Feb

2020

Seminar on Genetically Modified Organisms

28

Apr

2019

Training Courses on the Wild Plants of Palestine

Current Journal Issue

BESSS Volume 9 Issue 1

Latest Projects

Engagement of Local Communities in the Conservation of the Threatened Ecosystem and Plant Species in the Nablus Region, Focusing on the Iris of Nablus, Palestine Project no. CEPF 7-07 (2020-2022)

WheatME: Improve Wheat Production under Climate Changes in the Middle East Region (M34-037). (2017-2022)

Flora Palaestina; conserving the plants, preserving the knowledge. MERC USAID M36-010. (2016-2018)

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BERC Establishment and Goals

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