Kibbutz Lotan ecovillage turns trash into treasure

In the Negev desert near Israel's southernmost city of Eilat, Kibbutz Lotan has been ahead of the curve when it comes to sustainability, which it's been promoting as a way of life for the past 40 years.
We take a tour of the ecovillage and the organic garden, and learn more about how the kibbutz established itself on principles of sustainability, and its ambitious plans for the future.
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[@markhuebner7580]

Beautiful! Go recycling kibbutz, go!

[@JACKYOUTUBE]

What a beautiful place. I will definitely come here some day to meet the incredible sights and my best friend and his family. What a glorious Lotan and community. ❤️

[@kamalaalkishiyeva1582]

Too great work👌

[@merlindavilla797]

Israelis are really AMAZING PEOPLE..another great contribution to humanity MABUHAY.. from the Philippines!

[@chlcdny]

☆• ○• in my opinion; these are excellent examples of rePurposing and reConfiguring "previously" abandoned; disDained "valuables structures trash" etc, ☆• ○ into "currently" logical; useable; valuable> products-items; necessities; "assets"!☆•☆ bravo!!♡•☆carry on!!♡○☆peace out!!♡☆•

[@ladywatchman]

These are idols 😨

[@Hacker-kr9vc]

Brilliant