Energy: The campaign is aimed at promoting energy conservation and alternative energy forms which is essential for improving the environmental quality in Israel and that of the Middle East region. A direct result of the Energy Conference was the establishment of a National Energy Forum...  read more

Transportation: Several campaigns to encourage use of lesser-polluting alternatives offered by public transportation, and advocacy for bike lanes and walkways, deepening our collaboration with the Ministry of Transportation for the advancement of public transportartion...  read more

Water: Despite a national law that rules that all beaches are open to the public, over recent years, private individuals and groups have begun to illegally privatize beaches on the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee)....  read more

Educational Leadership: Green Course student volunteers hold over... elementary workshops in elementary and high schools in Beersheva, Tel Aviv, Haifa and Jerusalem to teach children about energy conservation and ask what they think about their energy future. ....  read more

Campus Greening: 20 events held aiming at greening the campuses, broadening awareness for environmental issues. ....  read more

Open Space: Initiated by Green Course and the Coalition for Preservation of the Jerusalem Hills, we brought the two-year long campaign to critical stage....  read more

Ecolnoa- Environmental Movie Festivals: The first Environmental Film Festival in Israel took place in December 2004, at the Tel-Aviv Cinemateque. Ecolnoa was an initiative of the main environmental organizations in Israel, among them Green Course – Students for the Environment and Life and Environment, the umbrella environmental organization of Israel. ....  Read more

Alumni: Established August 2005, the chapter has grown to over 150 active members. The Alumni Chapter is contributing immensely to Green Course's activities and professional resources...  read more

Beit Midrash : During the academic year of 2004-5, Green Course established a study program at The Hebrew University campus of Mount Scopus, in Jerusalem. The Beit Midrash created held lectures and workshops ....  read more