Let’s give back to the beautiful state of Colorado while honoring the Jewish value of Mitzvah of Bal Tashchit (the commandment not to waste or destroy) this holiday season. 

Reverse Tashlich is an innovative  approach to Jewish environmental stewardship. In the ritual of Tashlich on Rosh Hashanah, we go to a body of water and symbolically cast our "sins" into the water to begin the New Year with a clean heart. With Reverse Tashlich, we’re turning symbolism into action by cleaning up trash around the Platte River.

Things to know:
⏰🥯We’ll meet at 10:30am to enjoy bagels, coffee and socializing. 
⏰🚮At 11am, we will take trash bags and gloves and break off into groups to pick trash up. 
⏰🗣️At 12pm, we will do a brief reflection on the importance of connecting to the natural world by caring for it and how we want to continue this in the Jewish year of 5786.

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abstract water is life GIF by cloudy

"art director" / "conflict photographer" / "naturalist"

Bringing kids? Please let me know their full names and ages.

Are you gluten free? If so,  would you like a GF bagel?

HMI CO Reverse Tashlich

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