| Living the Green Life: Israeli Environmental Communities |
Ecological Greenhouse at Kibbutz Ein Shemer — www.greenhouse.org.ilJews and Arabs learn about environmental issues together at Ein Shemer, where they are exploring the nexus of ecology, technology and agriculture. Hava & Adam Eco-Educational Farm — www.HavaVeAdam.orgThe Hava & Adam Farm is an ecological educational center that integrates social and environmental education from a holistic point of view while emphasizing and nurturing personal growth and harmonious interaction between people and nature. Kibbutz Hanaton — www.masorti.org.il/hanatonRevitalized by a new core group, the Conservative Movement's kibbutz in Israel is incorporating environmental sustainability and education into the new and improved Hanaton. In the next few years, mud huts will be constructed for guests, workers and volunteers. Kibbutz Ketura — www.ketura.org.ilHome to the Arava Institute for Environmental Studies, the multi-denominational Kibbutz Ketura places a special emphasis on environmental sustainability. The kibbutz also hosts a large solar-energy plant operated by the Arava Power Company. Kibbutz Lotan — www.KibbutzLotan.comAffiliated with the Reform Movement, Kibbutz Lotan hosts the Center for Creative Ecology and its Green Apprenticeship program for permaculture design and environmental education. Lotan also features organic gardening, creative recycling, mud buildings, wetlands and a bird reserve.Kibbutz Neot Smadar — www.Neot-Semadar.comNeot Semadar operates small-scale organic production of wine, cheese, olives, jams and nectars.
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