Temple hosting Pavilion Beach cleanup
Each year, approximately 6 million tons of human-made trash find its way into the oceans, posing significant health and safety risks to human and marine life, and on Sept. 10
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Each year, approximately 6 million tons of human-made trash find its way into the oceans, posing significant health and safety risks to human and marine life, and on Sept. 10
Join us for a transformative and environmentally conscious event this Rosh Hashanah, as we continue the tradition of Tashlich in a unique and impactful way.
To mark Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, more than two dozen Vermont residents got together in Burlington on Sunday to remove trash from the...
Members of Plymouth's Congregation Beth Jacob celebrated the Jewish New Year with environmental activism Monday, Sept. 26.
Scuba diving rabbi adopts the ocean as his part of the world to repair Scubi Jew, a marine conservation group inspired by the Jewish concept of repairing the world, turns saving the oceans into a religious experience. Participants with Repair The Sea volunteer with the Coral Restoration Foundation in Key Largo, Florida, in 2012. Photo by Rachel Kobernick via RepairTheSea.org April 20, 2021 (RNS) — During his first year of rabbinical studies in Israel in 1982, Rabbi Ed Rosenthal went on a snorkeling trip. “I was overcome by the awe and wonder of the deep,” Rosenthal said. â...