- How Movement And Nature Can Breathe Life Into Your Spiritual Practice – Forward
- JOFEE Fellowship: Learnings as the Field Grows – eJewish Philanthropy
- Is Self Care Self Indulgent? A Jewish Movement Perspective
- Scorched, but not consumed. Resilient in the face of the fire to come. Wisdom from the Torah of Place – Medium
- Growing the Field From Seed to Harvest: Jewish Outdoor, Food, & Environmental Education (JOFEE) Matures into its Next Phase – eJewish Philanthropy
- Green Judaism – balancing sustainability and tradition – Haaretz
- Jews Celebrate “Solar Seder” in the Arava Desert at Kibbutz Lotan – Green Prophet
- Masters Thesis: Parchment to Touchscreen: Landscape Journey and Experience for 21st Century Learning (Univ. of Maryland, Dept. of Plant Science & Landscape Architecture, 2014)
- Do Elevated Cycletracks Solve Problems or Just Create More? – ArchDaily.com (reprinted from The Dirt)
- Pittsburgh’s Mellon Square is Restored to Its Former Glory – The Dirt
- Safe and Healthy Routes for Urban Bikers – The Dirt
- World’s Largest Underground Trampolines Now Open to Upbeat Cave Explorers – The Dirt
- Longwood Gardens Unveils 86-Acre Meadow – The Dirt
- Scaling Up Urban Agriculture – The Dirt
- New Urban Bikeway Design Guide – The Dirt
- Embracing Complexity – The Dirt
- Natural Architecture, According to Humans – The Dirt
- Even with the Threat of Monster Storms, Shorelines can be Public Spaces – The Dirt
- Community Resilience at the Edge – The Dirt
- A New Vision for Pennsylvania Avenue – The Dirt
- Olafur Eliasson’s Riverbed – The Dirt
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