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Our registration process is as paperless
as legally possible. |
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Wherever possible, we use email and
online marketing and communication to
cut down on paper usage. |
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Whenever we must use paper, it is recycled. |
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MAYANOT participants plant trees in
Israel. |
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MAYANOT participants spend time on their
trip cleaning up specific sites in Israel. |
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Participants are encouraged to use non-disposable
water bottles or to re-use their disposable
ones. |
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For those that prefer disposable bottles,
all plastic water bottles are collected
daily and recycled. |
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Wherever possible, all materials (i.e.
boxed lunches) are made from recyclable
materials. |
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When appropriate, participants will
walk to their destination and not travel
by bus. |
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MAYANOT’s educational program
includes Jewish sources that stress
preserving the environment and practical
suggestions for doing so.
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