Supporting environmental science, public programming, and education at Cary.
Members of the Aldo Leopold Society provide vital operating support for the Cary Institute's research and education programs. As a member, you will receive newsletters and invitations to events throughout the year, as well as special opportunities to interact with Cary Institute's educators and scientific staff.
100% of your donation supports Cary's science. Your donations to the Annual Fund cover costs not met by grants and endowment, allowing Cary Institute to find answers to some of the most pressing questions on earth. Opportunities also exist to designate funds for specific projects.
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If you would like more information about the Aldo Leopold Society, please contact the Development Office: via phone (845) 677-7600 x 203 or development@caryinstitute.org.
One of America’s pioneering conservationists, Aldo Leopold wrote many articles, essays, and books in his lifetime, but his greatest work was A Sand County Almanac (1949), which helped lay the foundation for the American conservation movement. The ideas, principles, questions, and concerns he raised continue to challenge and influence conservationists and individuals committed to responsible land management.
In recognition of the alignment of Cary Institute’s mission with Aldo Leopold’s life achievements, his family granted us permission to use his name for the Aldo Leopold Society. We are grateful for this honor.