Carbon Zero

Climate change is one of the greatest threats facing wildlife, ecosystems, and communities around the world. Rising temperatures, changing weather patterns, warming oceans, and more frequent extreme events are already altering the places animals depend upon for food, shelter, and migration.

A carbon-zero future means reducing greenhouse-gas emissions as much as possible while addressing the emissions that remain. It is an ambitious goal, but one that matters deeply for the health of our planet.

The Brodsky Charitable Foundation recognizes that protecting nature is part of the climate solution. Forests, grasslands, wetlands, and oceans absorb carbon, regulate water, and provide essential habitat for countless species. When these ecosystems are protected and restored, they can benefit wildlife while also strengthening the natural systems that help address climate change.

We support efforts that advance practical, lasting solutions—from habitat restoration and responsible land use to education and community-based conservation. We believe progress depends on thoughtful action, collaboration, and a shared commitment to protecting the natural world.

A healthier climate and a thriving natural world are inseparable. By supporting work that reduces environmental harm and strengthens the resilience of ecosystems, we hope to help create a more stable, sustainable future for people and wildlife alike.