Our Mission
We help companies and government organizations develop climate action plans and campaigns driven by environmental and behavioral science insights to realize a more sustainable future for all.
Our Work
Every Acre
An estimated 6,000 acres of open space across the United States are converted to other uses each day (source: US Department of Agriculture). The Every Acre video and campaign showcases how open space is vital the livelihood and well-being of communities, helping them thrive in a changing climate.
Let’s Walk Port Washington
To help the charming seaside community of Port Washington deal with parking and traffic problems Eco Leap helped Residents Forward develop “Let’s Walk PW” a web-integrated signage campaign to cue people that exciting things are closer than they think.
Clean Mobilty
Eco Leap manages the MTA Long Island Rail Road’s Transit Solutions program, educating and inspiring people to drive less and ride more. A signature part of this effort is Car Free Day LI, a showcase of clean mobility innovations with an emphasis on disadvantage communities. Working collaboratively with transit partners Eco Leap has helped roll out clean mobility projects on Long Island including Bike Share, Electric On-Demand Ride Share, increased LIRR service, Safe Walking Routes, Reimagined Bus Networks and the Transit to Trails initiative. With vehicles representing 31% of Long Island greenhouse gas emissions and traffic costing Long Island $1.9B and 93M hours of delays, this campaign has a clear message, “The road to a greener LI campaign starts with YOU.”
Climate Action Plan
Eco Leap helped the Town of North Hempstead complete a municipal climate action plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 20% by 2030. The plan was approved by the New York State DEC Climate Smart Communities Program.
Recycle Right and Keep Your Trash Tight
People across the country are confused and lack trust in recycling and waste removal. Eco Leap created “Harbor the Heron” to help Town of North Hempstead residents recycle right and keep their trash tight.
Inclusive Outreach
Through inclusive outreach, a community wide survey, and engaging stakeholders Eco Leap helped the Town of North Hempstead identify key issues, perceptions, concerns, and priorities with respect to climate change in the town.
Grantwriting
Eco Leap helps with grant writing for funding tied to climate action work.
Our Work
Behavior Change -
Campaigns
Campaigns
Climate Action Planning - Create Road Map
Education -
Build Trust
Build Trust
Outreach -
Embrace Diversity
Embrace Diversity
Grants -
Secure Funding
Secure Funding
Behavior Change -
Campaigns
Campaigns
Every Acre
An estimated 6,000 acres of open space across the United States are converted to other uses each day (source: US Department of Agriculture). The Every Acre video and campaign showcases how open space is vital to the livelihood and well-being of communities, helping them thrive in a changing climate.
Let’s Walk Port Washington
To help the charming seaside community of Port Washington deal with parking and traffic problems Eco Leap helped Residents Forward develop “Let’s Walk PW” a web-integrated signage campaign to cue people that exciting things are closer than they think.
Clean Mobilty
Eco Leap manages the MTA Long Island Rail Road’s Transit Solutions program, educating and inspiring people to drive less and ride more. A signature part of this effort is Car Free Day LI, a showcase of clean mobility innovations with an emphasis on disadvantage communities. Working collaboratively with transit partners Eco Leap has helped roll out clean mobility projects on Long Island including Bike Share, Electric On-Demand Ride Share, increased LIRR service, Safe Walking Routes, Reimagined Bus Networks and the Transit to Trails initiative. With vehicles representing 31% of Long Island greenhouse gas emissions and traffic costing Long Island $1.9B and 93M hours of delays, this campaign has a clear message, “The road to a greener LI campaign starts with YOU.”
Climate Action Planning - Create Road Map
Climate Action Plan
Eco Leap helped the Town of North Hempstead complete a municipal climate action plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 20% by 2030. The plan was approved by the New York State DEC Climate Smart Communities Program.
Education -
Build Trust
Build Trust
Recycle Right and Keep Your Trash Tight
People across the country are confused and lack trust in recycling and waste removal. Eco Leap created “Harbor the Heron” to help Town of North Hempstead residents recycle right and keep their trash tight.
Outreach -
Embrace Diversity
Embrace Diversity
Inclusive Outreach
Through inclusive outreach, a community wide survey, and engaging stakeholders Eco Leap helped the Town of North Hempstead identify key issues, perceptions, concerns, and priorities with respect to climate change in the town.
Grants -
Secure Funding
Secure Funding
Grantwriting
Eco Leap helps with grant writing for funding tied to climate action work.
Every Acre
An estimated 6,000 acres of open space across the United States are converted to other uses each day (source: US Department of Agriculture). The Every Acre video and campaign showcases how open space is vital the livelihood and well-being of communities, helping them thrive in a changing climate.
Let’s Walk Port Washington
To help the charming seaside community of Port Washington deal with parking and traffic problems Eco Leap developed “Let’s Walk PW” a web-integrated signage campaign to cue people that exciting things are closer than they think.
Climate Action Plan
Eco Leap helped the Town of North Hempstead complete a municipal climate action plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 20% by 2030. The plan was approved by the New York State DEC Climate Smart Communities Program.
Recycle Right and Keep Your Trash Tight
People across the country are confused and lack trust in recycling and waste removal. Eco Leap created “Harbor the Heron” to help Town of North Hempstead residents recycle right and keep their trash tight.
Inclusive Outreach
Through inclusive outreach, a community wide survey, and engaging stakeholders Eco Leap helped the Town of North Hempstead identify key issues, perceptions, concerns, and priorities with respect to climate change in the town.
Grantwriting
Eco Leap helps with grant writing for funding tied to climate action work.
The Leap Process
We cultivate change, one sustainable step at a time.
Set goals, prioritize actions, and provide roadmap for implementation.
Implement diversity and inclusive practices that bring together varied perspectives and voices.
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Mission-driven and scientifically rooted campaigns that tell stories, simplify facts, and foster collective responsibility.
Webinars, videos, and live workshops to master sustainable practices.
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Convey information, enhance understanding, drive action.
Help secure local, state and federal funding for climate action work.
Who We Help
Clients looking to lower their carbon footprint and adapt climate.
Municipalities
CountiesTowns
Villages
Parks
Utilities
Waster Removal
Libraries
Non-Profit
EnvironmentalSustainability
Open Space
Horticulture
Energy
Companies
ConsultantsHealthcare Providers
Corporations
Firms
Education
K-12Colleges
Universities
Research Institutions
Brands
FinancialBeauty/Fashion
Wellness
Food
Transportation/EVs
Travel
Pharmaceuticals
Proof
At Eco Leap our work solves problems and accelerates resilience.
"Preparing our community to
adapt and thrive in a changing climate is one of my greatest priorities. Eco Leap played a significant role in helping the Town of North Hempstead achieve Climate Smart Communities BRONZE status.”
adapt and thrive in a changing climate is one of my greatest priorities. Eco Leap played a significant role in helping the Town of North Hempstead achieve Climate Smart Communities BRONZE status.”
Mariann Dalimonte
Town of North Hempstead, Councilwoman District 6
“Eco Leap masterfully created the Every Acre brand specifically for the Preserve to demonstrate the superpowers of our earth’s rapidly-depleting open space, and amplify the importance of its preservation as we adapt to a changing climate. Mindy and Michelle’s expertise and guidance were of the essence to the campaign’s success – and collaborating with them throughout the process was a pleasure.”
Jeremiah Bosgang
Executive Director, Sands Point Preserve Conservancy
“Eco Leap helped boost local foot traffic in the Hoboken Business District by engaging BID board members, city planners, local businesses, and a variety of community groups in a walkability campaign.”
Natalie Chape'
Hoboken Business Alliance, District Manager (2021)