The Conservation Alliance and its 270 member businesses in the outdoor recreation, craft brewing and beverage, finance, and clean energy industries, thank the Biden Administration for restoring national monuments in Utah.
Conservation experts, business leaders, and grantmakers are inviting historically racially marginalized groups to apply for funding to protect natural places across the USA and Canada via a new initiative called the Confluence Program.
To learn more, attend the information session on October 14 at 3PM PT.
We are excited to present our newest group of grantees. In this cycle, we awarded a total of $890,000 to grassroots groups working to protect wild places across North America.
Despite having a more friendly administration in the White House, the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is still threatened by oil and gas drilling.
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.
Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Our vision for ourselves, our organization, and our role in conservation Our Why The Conservation Alliance represents a coalition of businesses that fund and advocate for the protection of North America’s wild places. Through our work, we consolidate and redistribute power in the form of financial grants and political influence…
Saving the Boundary Waters: Stories About Runners and Kids Working to Protect America’s Most Visited Wilderness
A year ago, we made a public statement to acknowledge the responsibility that comes with distributing money and that funders often unintentionally reinforce systems of oppression through grant making.
2020 was a transformative year for the business community, the nonprofit sector, and for each of us as individuals.
The conservation community has lost a humble giant. Adam Kolton, executive director of Alaska Wilderness League passed away early Monday morning. Our thoughts and condolences are with Adam’s loving wife and two sons, and with his Alaska Wilderness League family during this tragic time.
