Ramat Hanadiv | Cumulative Data for this Year
310,459
Visitors
310,459
Visitors This Year
20,249
Visitors This Month
This number represents the number of people who came to Ramat Hanadiv to enjoy the pleasant, tranquil ambiance of the Memorial Gardens and the Nature Park. A beautiful fusion of restrained, European-style design and Mediterranean plants, the gardens reflect Baron Edmond de Rothschild’s legacy of respect and humility.
249
mm Precipitation
249
Precipitation This Season
12
This Month (mm)
Precipitation Data Measured at Ramat Hanadiv – A precipitation measurement station is located at Ramat Hanadiv, and the data is updated throughout the winter.
83,423
Liters of Goat Milk produced
83,423
Milk Produced This Year
1,926
Milk This Month (Liters)
Since the goats at Ramat Hanadiv graze naturally (without any hormonal additives), they stop producing milk during the winter months – about two months before the birthing season – and are in a state of rest. When the kids are born, they are left with their mothers for about two months so they can nurse freely until they’re weaned.
37,386
Film viewers
37,386
Film viewers this year
1,563
Film viewers this month
The 15-minute film, Beyond the Gardens, tells the intertwined stories of the Rothschild family and Ramat Hanadiv. Screenings take place every half hour in the Visitors Pavilion. Though there is no admission fee, groups are requested to coordinate their visit in advance
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59,389
Website users
59,389
Users this year
12,641
Users this Month
The numbers represent the total number of people who visited Ramat Hanadiv’s internet site, engaging in at least one activity there. It includes both first-time and returning users. (The data is supplied by Google Analytics.)
119,142
kWh Solar Energy produced
119,142
Energy Produced This Year
5,342
Energy Last Month
Solar energy derived from the sun is an innovative, alternative source of clean energy. Israel has many annual days of sunshine, making it possible to produce solar energy most of the year via photo-voltaic panels. Ramat Hanadiv’s solar panels stand on the roof of a building in the service area, and a separate, exterior screen provides real-time information about the system’s output.
13,877
Facebook 'likes'
The number of “likes” reflects, more or less, the number of fans Ramat Hanadiv has on its Facebook page.
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231
Births in the goat shed
165
Young goats this year
66
Early-season Lambs
Goats and sheep are seasonal animals. The mating season begins when the summer days begin to shorten. A goat’s pregnancy lasts about 145 days and a sheep’s pregnancy 147 days on average. They give birth between late winter and early spring (January–March). Most of them give birth to twins and sometimes triplets. Kids and lambs are born weighing about 3 kg and begin to walk just a few minutes after being born. Within a few hours after birth, they begin to suckle from their mothers.
135
Monitoring the Ein Zur Spring (cubic metres)
135
Maximum discharge this year (cubic metres)
135
Maximum discharge last year (cubic metres)
Ein Zur is the only spring at Ramat Hanadiv, serving as an important source of water for the wildlife at the Nature Park. Since climate change is expected to affect and reduce the availability of water, here at Ramat Hanadive we conduct routine weekly monitoring of the discharge of the spring (the water amount exiting the spring per unit time) as part of the long-term ecological monitoring programme at Ramat Hanadiv.
Of further interest...
The Fragrance Garden
The Fragrance Garden, established in 1985, is the youngest of the Memorial Gardens. Seeking a way to enable people with limited or no eyesight to enjoy the flowers, Mme. Dorothy de Rothschild initiated the Fragrance Garden
For further information >>
Horticultural Therapy at Ramat Hanadiv
Many studies have demonstrated the link between a green environment, nature or flowering gardens and feelings of calmness and serenity, enjoyment and vitality
For further information >>
Dining-The Picnic Site
The picnic area is located near the secondary parking lot. You are welcome to spend time there before or after your tour of the Gardens.
For further information >>
