Baruch Salomon is an ecological restorer and permaculture designer specialist based in Israel, with a particular focus on the Mediterranean climate. I am known for me work in ecological restoration, sustainable land use practices, and community-based projects that promote environmental sustainability and resilience.

Born in Israel, Baruch Salomon developed a deep connection with the natural world from a young age. After completing his early education, he pursued a diploma in permaculture, which served as the foundation for his later work in ecological restoration and sustainable agriculture.

Over the course of his career, Baruch Salomon has been involved in a wide range of environmental restoration projects in Israel and beyond. One of his most notable projects was the ecological restoration of an oak forest in Rosh Tzipur, located near the Yarkon River. Through his work, he was able to reverse decades of degradation and restore the forest to a thriving ecosystem.

In addition to his work on the oak forest, Baruch Salomon also played a key role in the restoration of the Yarkon River itself. His efforts helped to improve water quality, reduce erosion, and promote the growth of native vegetation along the riverbank.

Another significant project that Baruch Salomon has undertaken is the development and maintenance of winter pools along the coastal plain in Israel. These pools serve as important habitats for a wide range of plant and animal species, and their ecological restoration has helped to promote biodiversity and resilience in the region.

Throughout his career, Baruch Salomon has remained committed to promoting sustainable land use practices and supporting local communities. He has worked with the Municipality of Tel Aviv and individual clients to develop and implement community-based projects that promote environmental sustainability, food security, and resilience. His work has had a significant impact on the environment and the people of Israel, and he continues to be a leading figure in the field of ecological restoration and permaculture.