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 | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | jewishecology.substack.com |
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The Genesis of Ecological Ethics
EcoKashrut — the fusion of Jewish law and ecological ethics — emerges from an ancient tension: How can commandments meant for a tribal past guide us in a planetary present? From Genesis’ call to ‘till and tend’ the Earth to the radical land...
The Roots that Connect the World
In this article, we will explore Tu B’shvat alongside the social, cultural, and ecological implications of pressing questions within landscape ecology. Tu B’shvat is the Jewish Holiday for the trees, which was celebrated this year as this a...
Jewish Ecology Reflection: A Year Gone By
I’ve been thinking a lot about how to commemorate the new year — not just the transition into 2025, but the one year anniversary of this blog. I can’t believe it’s already been a year, and what a year it has been! In spite of everything, I ...
Tikkun Olam: Rekindling an Ecology of Love
“The commandments or mitzvot are to be understood as the customs that embody our ideals. They are always amenable to modification when they cease to function. The goal of Jewish ritual is to foster community and to encourage the members of ...
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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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