Together, we protect wild places. With the collective power of 270 member businesses, thousands of employees, and billions in economic impact; we’ve helped protect more than 80 million acres and 3,580 river miles, removed or halted 37 dams, purchased 21 climbing areas & designated five marine reserves…and we’re just getting started.
Together we can protect the lands and waters that create jobs, help local communities, and provide for future generations. Our member companies drive our work, but employees have the power to drive action.
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As the leading conservation group organizing businesses to protect land and water, we support a number of Priority Campaigns each year. In addition to conservation grants, we are investing further advocacy resources into a select number of priority campaigns across North America.
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By: Rebecca Gillis Last week, members of The Conservation Alliance community gathered in a landscape as beautiful and meaningful as any – the Dolores River Canyon Country. Our staff, representatives from member companies, grantees, and partners attended our second Advocate Outdoors event to experience the land authentically and engage in meaningful discussions about the landscape…
Today, outdoor recreation businesses applaud the Biden Administration for taking a powerful step to safeguard some of America’s wildest, most biologically and culturally important lands. In today’s action, the Biden Administration has taken steps to permanently protect 28 million acres of some of the most critical lands in Alaska that span from the temperate rainforests…
June 7, 2024 – In celebration of the 118th anniversary of the Antiquities Act, a collective force of over 100 outdoor and outdoor-adjacent businesses from around the country have signed on to the Mobilizing for Monuments Pledge (M4M Pledge), a commitment to safeguarding our public lands through the designation and expansion of national monuments. The…
Secretary Deb Haaland visited the proposed Chuckwalla National Monument on May 18, visiting with tribal leaders, government officials, and local groups. This is an important step toward a national monument designation for Chuckwalla. The Conservation Alliance and Mobilizing for Monuments recently delivered a letter to the Biden Administration and members of Congress signed by over…
By Rebecca Gillis, The Conservation AlliancePhotos Courtesy of: Ben MacAskill From May 13th to May 15th, 2024, The Conservation Alliance welcomed eighteen member companies and grantees to Washington, D.C., for our annual Fly-In. The importance of our Fly-In is two-fold: to amplify the impactful business voices in support of key policies in D.C.; and, to…
(May 2, 2024) Cover Photo: Bob Wick – The Conservation Alliance (TCA) celebrates today the Biden Administration’s announcement of the expansion of California’s Berryessa Snow Mountains and San Gabriel Mountains National Monuments that will protect over 100,000 acres of public lands in California. The Biden Administration’s decision to expand these monuments will not only safeguard…
Recently, I had the privilege of hosting TCA’s inaugural Advocate Outdoors event in the proposed Chuckwalla National Monument. We convened a group of passionate advocates and community leaders from member companies as well as grantee and partner organizations to explore this remarkable landscape and learn about the importance of its protection. The Advocate Outdoors field…
Celebrating Conservation: A Glimpse into Protecting the Gila RiverLast month, in the heart of New Mexico, I had the privilege of joining a group of conservation leaders on a transformative journey along the Gila River. The Gila River served as the ancestral homeland of indigenous peoples and boasts unparalleled ecological significance, and this trip coincided…
