♻️Environment & Sustainability
Community Gardens Israel
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Israel's national community-gardens network: connecting garden leaders and volunteers, supporting new initiatives, with annual gatherings.
♻️Environment & Sustainability
Green Course (Megama Yeruka)
Added to the guide on August 7, 2026
Israel's largest environmental volunteer organization: an activist grassroots movement for environmental justice, with activist groups across the country.
You can read climate-crisis headlines and feel small — or you can join thousands of people doing something. Green Course (Megama Yeruka) is Israel's largest environmental volunteer movement, active on the ground: public campaigns, local and national battles, and activist groups in cities and campuses nationwide.
The activity is varied: some show up to demonstrations and events, some lead a local group, others contribute knowledge — legal, media or organizational. No experience needed, just genuine care and a will to act with people.
And a small secret: an environmental activist group is one of the best ways to make new friends who share your values. Visit the movement's site or Instagram, find the group nearest you — and join the green side of the map.
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