Jewish Environment

Clean Up Israel is an environmental organization and a member of Clean Up the World. We create awareness through education, partnership-building, and setting achievable goals and targets to achieve sustainable development.

The Northwest Jewish Environmental Project provides opportunities, events and activities for individual ages 5 to 90 on the intersection of Judaism and the Environment

Describes the environmental practice of the Israeli Advocate Tzvi Levinson.

A Community site with emphasis on environment protection and rehabilitation, Rogem archaeology site

The Green Zionist Alliance is a grassroots activist movement dedicated to heightening awareness and concern for environmental issues that affect Israel, the Middle East, and Judaism. Our membership spans the political, religious, and political spectra to focus on ecological betterment. If you desire to affect positive, peaceful change in our environment and in your own community, we have much to discuss.

Guardians of the Environment is a indepent, non-profit organization based in Israel.We are concerned citizen,who care for the environment. Our Mission, promoting and raising the environmental awareness among fellow citizens.

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About the planned Trans Israel Highway, which will damage Israel's environment, economic, and society.

The Jewish outdoor site. News, discussion board, literature, classifieds. Food for the Jewish Outdoor Soul!

Teva Adventure is offering exciting travel experiences which provide Jewish travelers and adventurers access to the most spectacular wilderness locations around the world. A Teva Adventure gets you Out There: onto the mountains, across the glaciers, through the forests, up the rock-face and swooping down the untouched slopes.

Offers Egyptian, Israeli, Jordanian, Palestinian and overseas students a hands-on academic program focussing on our joint environment. The program is conducted in English. Situated on the grounds of Kibbutz Ketura, adjacent to the Jordanian and Egyptian borders, the Institute serves as a regional center for conservation and environmental protection activities.

The Arava Institute for Environmental Studies offers Israel's only university program that brings together Israeli, Arab and international students. Located at the oasis village of Kibbutz Ketura, the program is accredited by Tel Aviv University. Courses are taught in English by leading environmentalists and scholars.

The Jerusalem Freecycle Network is open to all who want to "recycle" that special something rather than throw it away. Whether it's a chair, a fax machine, piano or an old door, feel free to post it. Or maybe you're looking to acquire something yourself! Nonprofit groups are also welcome to participate too!