Environment
Vegetarian for a Month
Three teens succeeded in turning the month of February into a month of awareness.
From Dump to Ecological Diamond
How a landfill in Tel Aviv is being transformed from a garbage dump to an ecological gem.
A Round Up of New Beginnings
Learn about the first experiences of some Jewish personalities.
Environmentalism in Jewish Sources
A compilation of Jewish texts related to preserving the environment and other aspects of environmentalism
Consumerism
A lesson plan about how material consumption affects the environment and conflicts with Jewish values.
Water, Water Everywhere
Israel uses technology and responsible living to thrive in a land without enough water.
Biblical Zoo
Experience the wildlife seen by our forefathers when you visit the Biblical zoo!
Neot Kedumim
Tour Neot Kedumim, the Biblical Landscape Reserve, which is situated midway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv and spans 625 acres of hills and valleys in the Judean foothills.
Reclaiming H2O in the Holy Land
Water in Israel is beginning to get dangerously scarce.
Makhtesh Ramon
Although commonly referred to as "Mitzpeh Ramon" ("Ramon Crater"), this breathtaking natural wonder in the heart of the Negev Desert is technically not a crater, but a "makhtesh": a geological depression formed by erosion. (Craters are typically created by impact, such as by a meteorite.) Makhtesh Ramon is not only the largest makhtesh of the five that exist in the Negev, it is also the largest makhtesh in the world. It is 25 miles long and 5 miles across at its widest point and is about 1,650 feet deep.
