Jewish Eco Seminars engages and educates the Jewish community by revealing the powerful connection between modern Israel, ecological innovation, and Jewish values.
Tagged Adults, Animals, Biodiversity, Camp Counselors, Campers, Carbon Footprints, Chanukah, Children K-8, Clean Air/Water/Soil, Clergy and Rabbinical Students, Climate Change, Community Leaders, Conservation, Consumerism, Consumption, Counting the Omer, Culture Change, Direct Educational Programs and Experiences, Earth Day, Earth-Based Jewish Practices, Eco-Theology, Energy Policy, Environmental Justice, Experiential Learning, Families, Food Justice, Gardens / Gardening, High Holidays, Holidays, Institutions, Intentional Communities, Israel / Zionism / Middle East, Jewish Education, Jewish Farming Practices, Jewish Identity, Jewish Literacy, Land Use, Lay Leaders, Leadership Training, Noah / Parshat Noach / Rainbow Day, Organic, Outdoor Classrooms, Peace, Pesach / Passover, Prayer, Rabbis, Recycling, Renewable Energy, Responsible Investment Choices, Rosh Chodesh, Science / Technology, Shabbat / Shmita / Cycles of Rest, Shavuot, Spirituality, Sukkot, Supporting the Environmental Movement in Israel, Sustainable Agriculture, Sustainable Building, Teachers / Educators, Teenagers, Three Weeks, Transportation Alternatives, Trees, Tu B'Shvat / Tu B'Shevat / New Year for Trees, University Students, Vegetarian / Vegan, Waste, Weekly Parsha / Torah Portion, Young Adults