Trees
What is the connection between Zionism and planting trees in Israel?
Trees have repeatedly been destroyed by war, fires, and other causes, but we have always planted again as an expression of Jewish resilience and rebuilding.
Ancient olive trees damaged in wildfires given new life, rehabilitated into bonsai trees
KKL-JNF to plant forest in Argentina in memory of those murdered at Nova music festival
Scandinavia's largest prehistoric mound is not a tomb, but a memorial to a natural disaster - study
A creative solution for Hamas balloon terror
KKL-JNF plants hundreds of trees to protect Israeli civilians
Is coffee causing deforestation?
Most of us can't start our day without a cup of coffee, but is this caffeine habit costing the planet?
Sylvan Adams honors parents memory at Tel Aviv University tree planting
Adams planted two Plane (Platanus) trees as a token of appreciation for his parents' efforts for, and connection with, the university.
Jerusalem launches project to plant thousands of trees along sidewalks
Trees improve air quality by filtering harmful dust and pollutants such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide from the air.
Seeing the Forest Through the Trees – A Tu Bishvat Yarzheit
Planting those trees – years before the State of Israel was declared – demanded boundless belief and optimism.
Israel Philharmonic releases Tu Bishvat outdoor video celebrating nature
"Here at the Israel Philharmonic, music is in our nature, and performing, especially outdoors, helps connect us to the natural world."
TikTok’s ‘Jew Who Loves Trees’ wants you to take Tu b’Shvat seriously
The goal, he told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, is to “do really particular storytelling in order to create a connection between a person and a tree.”
Celebrating trees and gardens in honor of Tu Bishvat season
This week the Jewish calendar marks the New Year for trees, Tu Bishvat. Beginning with the Mishna in Rosh Hashanah, the occasion has been turned by many communities into a fruit festival.
Just as my ancestors planted for me…Tu BiShvat 2021 with JNF-USA
Tu Bishvat became a day for planting trees, and in 1908, Jewish National Fund and the educational system officially adopted this practice.
Tu Bishvat: For the first time ever, plant a tree via Zoom
Planting a tree in the Land of Israel has great meaning and creates a profound connection between the person planting the tree and the land.
