Judaism and the Environment January 30, February 6, 13 Join us for a series focused on Judaism and the Environment, culminating in a Tu Bishvat seder. Attend all three sessions, or just for Tu Bishvat. Zoom options available for January 30 and February 6 classes; February 13 seder will take place in person only. $10 for members, $18 for non-members (the pricing is the same to attend the whole series or only the seder) January 30: Explore Jewish views on humanity’s relationship to the natural world with Rachel Petroff Kessler February 6: Learn about how native plants can help you create a more climate resilient environment with Naomi Edelson, Senior Director of Wildlife Partnerships at the National Wildlife Foundation February 13: Enjoy a Tu Bishvat Seder featuring the first fruits of the holiday (note: this event will take place in person only)