Jewish Eco Seminars https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Teaching #6: Noah and an Ethic of Sustainability Home Learning Jewish Environmental Teachings Jewish Eco Seminars Donate to Jewish Eco Seminars Teaching #2: Bal Tashchit, Summoning the Will Not to Waste Teaching #7: Holy Use, Relating to Resources Sustainably Jerusalem’s Ecological Issues Teaching #18: The Glory in Creation, Valuing Biodiversity Teaching #17: Guard Yourselves Very Well, Protecting Our Health Book a Speaker Meet our Team Creation Care Speakers Bureau Teaching #16: Being a Good Neighbor Staff Compassion for All Creatures: Longer Article Exploring the Golan Heights Compassion for All Creatures: Summary Article Eco Torah Teaching #15: Toward a Wiser Use of Energy Teaching #14: Lessons from Shemita, the Sabbatical Year Teaching #13: A Jewish Approach to Food and Sustainability Teaching #11: Praying for a Sustainable World Teaching #9: Passing the Test of Wealth Teaching #5: Shabbat & Environmental Awareness Teaching #1: Trees, Torah, and Caring for the Earth Israel Organic Farming The Machane Yehuda Market & the Globalization of Food Desert in Israel Solar Energy in Israel Exploring the Carmel Forest Teaching #12: Genesis and Human Stewardship of the Earth Mud-building in Israel Trees in Israel Bird Migration in Israel Israel’s Water Challenges Teaching #10: Water, Appreciating a Limited Resource Global Activism Campaigns Links and Resources Guard Yourselves Very Well Genesis and Human Stewardship of the Earth Water: Appreciating a Limited Resource Teaching #8: The Spiritual Roots of the Environmental Crisis Water: Appreciating a Limited Resource Bal Tashchit: Summoning the Will Not to Waste Teaching #4: Sustainability in Settling the Land of Israel News Articles Partners & Testimonials Teaching #3: Tzaar Baalei Chaim, Compassion for All Creatures