The Conservation Alliance board elected Michael LaLonde, President and CEO of Deschutes Brewery to serve on the board of directors. LaLonde joins the board as we seek to recruit more members from the craft brewing sector.
The grant is the largest contribution The Conservation Alliance has ever made to one organization…
The Conservation Alliance is excited to welcome Kirsten Blackburn as our new Advocacy Program Manager.
Since 1989, The Conservation Alliance has participated in the Outdoor Retailer trade shows, held for the past 20 years in Salt Lake City.
Our shared commitment to public lands will be tested over the next four years..
For the past 50 years, the LWCF has provided…
The Land and Water Conservation Fund…
Our ambassadors are passionate outdoor enthusiasts…
The Inyo National Forest is recommending…
It’s difficult to imagine a more active…
Conservation Alliance Ambassadors are the next generation…
It is very powerful to witness firsthand…
The day before the Bend Backyard Collective, Mother Nature left a dusting of snow…
The sun was shining for the third Backyard Collective event of 2014 held Friday, July 18, in Seattle, Wash. The Conservation Alliance and its Seattle area member companies teamed up with Forterra to organize a day of trail work and restoration in beautiful Discovery Park. More than 100 volunteers representing Conservation Alliance member companies, including: Brooks, Eddie Bauer,Filson, Nikwax, Patagonia, Perpetual Motion NW, REI, Stanley, a brand…
Eagles Nest Outfitters (ENO), located in Ashville, North Carolina was nominated by Conservation Alliance grantee, Wild South, for their outstanding efforts to be the conservation in the South Eastern United States. ENO has been an outstanding partner of Wild South for many years and the two organizations share a very special common ground; their mutual passion and respect…
Over the course of the last 20 years, Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC) has grown to become Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society’s (CPAWS) most important corporate partner. The relationship began with MEC donating to CPAWS conservation campaigns and has blossomed into a long-term partnership. In 2002, the relationship took a big step forward when MEC…
Photo: Hermosa Creek, Wilderness Support Center On Thursday, April 25, The Hermosa Creek Watershed Protection Act was introduced by Senator Michael Bennet (D-CO), with Senator Mark Udall (D-CO) as cosponsor; and by Congressman Scott Tipton (R-CO3) in the House. This was a great day for conservation and strategic community involvement. This achievement was made possible…
