Jewish Ecology
Jordan YanowitzThis is a blog presenting various ideas at the intersection of ecology, evolution, and the unique case of Jewish Life. Through synthesizing spirituality and science, I hope to foster dialogue and renew Judaism within a humanistic and ecological context.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 32 | Subscribers | Read | jewishecology.substack.com |
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Keeping it Eco-Kosher: A Jewish Ethics for This Time of Crisis
Is it a coincidence that the first species to have the ability to destroy our biosphere as a fit habitat for all higher forms of life is also the first to be equipped with the moral conscience and perspective that might prevent us from doin...
"And to all who dwell on the Earth"
This article was started on Yom Kippur, and completing in the days leading up to Sukkot — From the Day of Atonement to our Harvest Festival of Huts. This marks the start of the Jewish ritual year, full of new beginnings: a return to right r...
The Ecology of the Self in these High Holy Days
The writings in this post were written during the “Days of Awe”, a 10 day period between the High Holidays, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur—between the start of the year, and the day of atonement. In these Holy Days, we are asked to reflect an...
Life on the Move
This article is coming out on Rosh Hashanah, the start of the Jewish year. While I am in physical community, I scheduled this article to share my intentions for the new year with this digital community, honoring this moment of transition. I...
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An ecologist born in the mountains of California. Scientists braiding together stories of our more-than-human communities. Writer folding spirituality and philosophy into science. Bringing forth spirit through community ecology.
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