Israel has the largest number of vegans per capita in the world, with 5% of the population eating a vegan diet.
Aya Tager is the Israel-based industrial designer behind AyaKaya, a business that creates functional and upcycled products from waste — and through its workshops, encourages others to do the same.
Imagine roaming the streets on a hot day, protected by the sun in a street-level microclimate induced by thin sheets of plastic stretched between buildings.
Walking up to Desert Shade Eco-Camp, the buildings look like they belong there, grown straight from the sandy, rocky landscape.
The Gazelle Valley Park and the Jerusalem Bird Observatory are part of the Jerusalem Urban Wildlife Initiative and are shifting the relationship between people and nature.
Ben Yavnieli founded Eden Social Wood Recycling as a way to preserve discarded wood, and to bring people who work with their hands into a community of their own.
ECO-OS is the first cloud-based operating system to empower companies of all sizes to collect environmental data on its own.
Hava ve Adam offers various experiences in its outdoor classroom, and up to 80 people can live and learn on the property at any one time.
With hemp as the main fabric in her designs, Skibnevsky has created a lifestyle and business that couples her personal and professional values
The disruptive cardboard bicycle was covered by media outlets worldwide, pitched at the UN’s Social Innovation Summit, and caught the eye of Coca-Cola, who wanted 300,000 branded bikes.
Seventy percent of coastal infrastructure is concrete-based. But traditional concrete comes at a high cost – both environmentally and financially.
The RadGreen environmental monitoring system offers an affordable and accessible solution to a global health threat: pollution.
