The texts authored by Palestinian Jewish correspondents for Mały Przegląd constitute a compelling corpus from the perspective of environmental memory understood as the exploration of human recollections of the natural environment and their interactions with natural elements, particularly in the context of migration to locations with natural conditions differing from one’s original environment. The article employs environmental memory as a method to elucidate the evolving relationships between the Mały Przegląd correspondents and elements of the new Palestinian landscape, highlighting the functions they attributed to the natural environment. A typology highlighting their placement and displacement within the Zionist environmental imaginary was developed in the course of the study.
