The Conservation Alliance has added three new staff members to its team and four members to its Board of Directors. The new additions are a signal of where the organization is headed with its advocacy program, communications capabilities, expansion into new industries, and broadening its approach to conservation.
In 2020, Conservation Alliance funding helped 12 projects cross the finish line. These projects permanently protect 11,594 acres (including 483 giant sequoias!), 1.3 river miles, and one climbing area.
2019 was a big year for The Conservation Alliance. We turned 30, and this milestone delivered a memorable year of change and growth. This Annual Report reflects our work over the past year and we are excited for what lies ahead.
That’s right, our signature event is coming to you virtually on Thursday, May 21 at 10:00 AM PST.
Dear Friends and Supporters, I know all of you are busy dealing with drastic changes in the business environment and at home. Whether you are running a business, an organization, or a household, all of us here at The Conservation Alliance send you our best wishes and support, whatever you are up against. I have…
A Refuge at Risk: Fighting for Human Rights, Climate Justice and Unmatched Adventure in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
In 2019 our grantees delivered 24 conservation victories resulting in the protection of 22,509,324 million acres of land, 468 river miles, and the acquisition of three climbing areas.
John Sterling, Photo by Ryan Brennecke © The Bulletin/EO Media Group Dear Friends, How do I say farewell to The Conservation Alliance? This organization has been a huge part of my life for 23 years, and the sole focus of my career since 2004. Along the way, I have had the pleasure of working with…
The Conservation Alliance Board of Directors welcomes Brady Robinson as the organization’s new Executive Director. Robinson will begin his role on November 1, 2019.
The volunteers worked in collaboration with the Deschutes Trails Coalition.
