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Signs series: Fauna & Flora in Hayarkon Park

About the series

Background

Yarkon Park is a park that stretches along the Yarkon River in Tel Aviv. The park is called "Gani Yehoshua" after Yehoshua Rabinowitz, who was the mayor of Tel Aviv .
The park, which is the green lung of Tel Aviv, was established in 1951.
In the park there is a variety of animals , birds , and different types of vegetation
In the park there are hiking trails, bicycles And running , and playgrounds, as well as the "Israel Trail"
There are a number of outdoor sculptures in the park
It also has the "Gan Habanim" corner commemorating the residents of Tel Aviv who fell in the Israeli wars
The map of the park also appears on the website

About the signs

The signs are dedicated to the life and flora in Yarakon Park. They are rectangular, made of metal and placed on pillars . The name of the sign is usually engraved on the columns
One of the signs in the series:

An example of a site to which a sign is pointing:
Number of signs:
9
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