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From K-12 and beyond, Israeli children learn they can help the rainforests to heal - Vimarsana News

From K-12 and beyond, Israeli children learn they can help the rainforests to heal

Education program based on study and action engages students by having them campaign for one of three endangered 'biodiversity hotspots' -- and helping to save the winner

Using crowd funding, Israeli group saves nature one reserve at a time - Vimarsana News

Using crowd funding, Israeli group saves nature one reserve at a time

TiME (This is My Earth) manages to pool in enough money to purchase two plots of land in Kenya and Belize and turned them into nature reserves thanks to the help of generous supporters

35 ways Israel inspired the world in 2018 - Vimarsana News

35 ways Israel inspired the world in 2018

Israel may be a tiny country, but its impact worldwide has been phenomenal. We take a look back at some of the country's biggest achievements in 2018.

7 ways you can make a positive change to the world in 2020 - Vimarsana News

7 ways you can make a positive change to the world in 2020

As we leave a troubled 2019 behind and move into 2020, it’s clear that we need to make our lives cleaner, safer and healthier, not just for our own sake, but for the planet. Here are seven ways to do just that.

This is My Earth to buy, protect areas of Kenya and Brazil - Vimarsana News

This is My Earth to buy, protect areas of Kenya and Brazil

This is My Earth to buy, protect areas of Kenya and Brazil Threatened creatures in the soon-to-be-protected areas are the Clarke’s weaver, northern brown howler monkey and other rare animal and plant species. An endangered northern brown howler. Photo © Bruno Miranda This is My Earth (TiME), an international crowdfunding project founded by two Israeli professors, buys and protects parcels of land where rare animals and plants struggle to survive. This year, its fifth in operation, TiME raised enough money to purchase two plots: 500 acres in the Serra Bonita mountain range of Brazil’s Atl...