Marsh Sanctuary Partners
Marsh Sanctuary is proud to both support and be supported by a wide ranging group of other area organizations. You can learn more about some of our partner organizations here. For more detailed information click on the organizations name below. If your group or organization is interested in partnering with the sanctuary for research, education, or to hold an event please contact Anita Stockbridge via email at info@marshsanctuary.org. We also partner with several other area environmental centers and nature preserves to learn more about them click here.
Bedford 2030 is a 501c3 not for profit organization which is working to implement the goals of the Beddford Climate Action Plan. The organization is commited to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and preserving natural resources in our commuity.
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Bedford Bee Honeybee Service has partnered with the sanctuary as the home base for a project that is working to improve the quality of local honey bees through a selective breeding program. This is a multi-year project. Visit their website
Bedford Audubon
Marsh Sanctuary has habitat for a variety of types of birds. We are working with the Audubon to enhance that habitat by providing food sources and nesting sites for the local birds . Visit their website
The Rusticus Garden Club has been instrumental in helping to establish the community garden at Marsh Sanctuary.
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The Rewilding School offers several environmental awareness and education programs at the Sanctuary. For info on the programs click here. Visit their website
The Bedford Garden Club is oneof the oldest garden clubs in Westchester County. It is commited to protecting native plants and birds and encouraging civic planting and consevation.
Over the years Boys Scouts have done projects at the sanctuary to earn their Eagle Scout honor. Also, Boy Scouts have had overnight camping outings at the sanctuary. Visit their website
The Councils primary mission is to advise in the development, management, and protection of the Village of Mount Kiscoís natural resources. Visit their website
A section of the Bedford Riding Lanes trails run through Marsh Sanctuary. Our community has a long history of connection with horses and horsemanship. We are honored to share the trails with you. Visit their website
The Watershed Agricultural Council works with farm and forest landowners in the New York City Watershed region to protect water quality on behalf of nine million New York residents. Visit their website