Which project focuses on planting trees and promoting recycling in the context of Bal Tashchit?

The Noah Project is well-known for its focus on environmental awareness and action, particularly within Jewish teachings. It emphasizes the concept of Bal Tashchit, which translates to "do not destroy" in Hebrew and is a principle derived from Jewish texts that advocates for the responsible treatment of the environment. The project centers on initiatives such as tree planting and promoting recycling, which align with the core values of sustainability and stewardship of the Earth.

Other options such as Jewcology, JIFA, and the Tikkun Olam Initiative, while they also engage in environmental and social justice efforts, do not specifically emphasize tree planting in direct relation to the Bal Tashchit principle as the Noah Project does. Jewcology promotes Jewish environmentalism and awareness, JIFA focuses on various justice initiatives including environmental, and the Tikkun Olam Initiative encompasses a broader range of social action, but none are as explicitly centered on the principles of Bal Tashchit as the Noah Project.