Eddy Foundation

Supports environmental conservation projects and preserves habitat in various international locations, including the Santa Margarita watershed, the Dominican Republic (Zorzal Reserve), and Kenya (Wildlife Works Elephant Corridor), focusing on critical wildlife and bird species.

Supports habitat conservation in key international regions, including the Zorzal Cacao Reserve in the Dominican Republic (protecting Bicknell’s Thrush habitat), the Wildlife Works Elephant Corridor in Kenya, and the Santa Margarita River Watershed in Southern California.

Acquires and protects land to establish and expand wildlife corridors, including the Split Rock Wildway in the Adirondacks, and has protected over 800 acres at Parch Pond, 500 acres at Boquet Mountain, and 100 acres at Beaver Brook.

Acquires and protects land to conserve critical wildlife corridors, including ongoing efforts to establish the Split Rock Wildway in the Adirondacks and protect over 800 acres at Parch Pond, 500 acres at Boquet Mountain, and 100 acres at Beaver Brook in Northern New York.

Acquires and protects land to establish and expand critical wildlife corridors, including the Split Rock Wildway in the Adirondacks and the Wildway network in northern New York, with over 800 acres protected at Parch Pond and approximately 500 acres at Boquet Mountain.

Acquires and protects land to conserve critical wildlife corridors and habitats, including over 800 acres at Parch Pond, approximately 500 acres at Boquet Mountain, and around 100 acres at Beaver Brook in New York, as well as supporting conservation in the Santa Margarita River Watershed, Dominican Republic’s Zorzal Reserve, and Kenya’s Wildlife Works Elephant Corridor.

Protects ecologically significant lands such as Beaver Brook (approx. 100 acres) with diverse natural features and public trails, and Parch Pond, which includes critical nesting sites for Peregrine Falcons.

Provides burial services for families without prior planning and directs excess fees toward wildlife habitat conservation initiatives.

Operates Spirit Sanctuary, a 3-acre conservation burial ground in Essex, New York, which facilitates natural decomposition to nourish regenerating forests and provides burial services, with excess fees supporting wildlife habitat conservation.

Operates Spirit Sanctuary, a 3-acre conservation burial ground in Essex, New York, established as the first green burial site in northern New York, where natural decomposition supports forest regeneration.

Operates Spirit Sanctuary, a 3-acre conservation burial ground in Essex, New York, as the first green burial site in northern New York, where natural decomposition supports forest regeneration.

Operates a 3-acre conservation burial ground in Essex, New York, named Spirit Sanctuary—the first green burial ground in northern New York—where natural decomposition supports forest regeneration and burial fees contribute to conservation.

Provides burial services for families without prior planning and directs excess fees toward wildlife habitat conservation efforts.

Participates in a long-term carbon sequestration program certified by Plan Vivo to address climate change and support social programs.

Participates in a long-term, Plan Vivo-certified carbon sequestration program that addresses climate change while supporting linked social programs.

Engages in a long-term carbon sequestration program certified by Plan Vivo, integrating climate change mitigation with social programs.

Engages in a long-term carbon sequestration program certified by Plan Vivo to mitigate climate change while supporting associated social programs.

Supports environmental conservation in key global regions, including the Wildlife Works Elephant Corridor in Kenya, the Zorzal Cacao Reserve in the Dominican Republic, and the Santa Margarita River Watershed in Southern California, preserving habitat for species like the Bicknell's Thrush.