The following resources are provided courtesy of DataJeM, Joint Program for Jewish Education, P.O.B. 92, Jerusalem, Israel:
(f) D. E. Stein, A Garden of Choice Fruit, Shomrei Adamah, Wyncote, PA, 1991 (200 Classic Jewish Quotes on Human Beings and the Environment).
(g) V. Brower, The Greening of Judaism, Hadassah Magazine, 74, October, 1992. (Article: "Trends towards Jewish Awareness of Environmental Issues", includes details of 17 community groups involved).
(h) A. Forta, Moral Issues in Judaism, United Synagogue Board of Religious Education, London, 1993 (Book: Judaism's views on a variety of issues, with activity suggestions; includes secular sources).

General:
(a) Adam Fisher, Seder Tu Bishvat, Central Conference of American Rabbis, 1989.
(b) Nogah Hareuveni, Tree and Shrub in Our Biblical Heritage, Neot Kedumim.
(c) Yehoram Mazor & Sara Shuv, Two Suggestions for a Seder Tu Bishvat, The Center for the Research of Jewish Festivals, Israel (Hebrew).
(d) Nogah Hareuveni, Tu Bishvat, Guide to Filmstrip [NKF-9]. Neot Kedumim, Israel.
(e) Stephanie Freedman and Shoshannah Gugenheim, Tu B'shvat Seder HUC, Jerusalem.
(f) Tu B'Shvat and the Environment: Study sessions and Classroom Ideas, Jewish Education Association. Related Articles on CD-ROM: CD-JeMM - "A Tu B'Shvat Seder" Kids JeMM - Spacecraft Y; Teen JeMM - "Are you Green?" Kids JeMM - Spacecraft Y

Credits:
Virtual Jerusalem acknowledges help offered for the Tu B'Shvat Site from the Jewish National Fund (Public Relations and Photo Archives) and CD-JeMM.