Sarah Nadav holds a Master's degree in Non Profit Management from
Hebrew University. She has been active in numerous Israeli
environmental organizations and was instrumental in organizing plastic
bottle recycling in Jerusalem. In recognition of her efforts founding
and running a grassroots organization called Atid Yarok (Green Future),
she was given an award from the Israeli Ministry of the Environment for
outstanding volunteer achievement.
Located on a landbridge between Africa and the Middle East, Israel is a small country with a wide range of climates, ecosystems and a unique environmental landscape. Within the span of just a few hours, it is possible to drive from the lowest point on earth and swim in the Dead Sea to the top of Mt. Hermon where you can go skiing all in the same day.
Before the creation of the State of Israel, the land was mostly empty and barren. The population density was low. In the last 60 years it has transformed into one of the most densely populated countries on earth.
