Blog Our lived-in environment must be lived in better! 06/23/2024 Blog, Ecocorridors, Planning As Israel’s biodiversity dwindles, we must recognize and protect natural ecological corridors
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 Dead Sea through the seder plate 04/19/2024 Blog, Dead Sea, 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.
