Blog Our lived-in environment must be lived in better! 06/23/2024 Blog, Ecocorridors, Natural Resources, Planning, Watchdog As Israel’s biodiversity dwindles, we must appreciate how human behavior is affecting the natural world around us. Adam Teva V’Din is here to help.
Blog “Somehow the wheat still grows again” 06/10/2024 Blog, Tkuma This title is a lyric from a song written by Dorit Tzameret after the October ’73 Yom Kippur War. Shavuot – the biblical wheat harvest holiday – marks the wonder that the wheat is still growing in the Tkuma region.
Blog ‘Tapping’ into one of Israel’s endangered natural resources through the seder plate 04/19/2024 Blog, Legislation, Natural Resources The seder night is an unlikely yet brilliant opportunity to discuss the environment, and in particular the lowest point on Earth: The Dead Sea.
Blog Parshat Terumah: What will your ‘donation’ be? 02/16/2024 Blog Is the command to build the Tabernacle through giving also the way to achieve a sense of belonging?
Blog Climate adaptation and resilience – Biblical style 12/15/2023 Blog, Climate Crisis, Natural Resources The weekly portion offers some very modern and much needed lessons on preparing for emergencies – we should be taking those on board today.
Blog Preparing to celebrate the world’s birthday 09/14/2023 Blog, Environmental Justice The many names of Rosh Hashanah and the opportunity to celebrate it as a Jewish Earth Day.
