We are Sunsetting the Public Lands Defense Fund
The Public Lands Defense Fund (PLDF) was launched in 2017 in anticipation of attacks on our public lands system during the Trump Administration.
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A Critical Few Months for the Arctic Refuge
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is under threat like never before. Below, Andy Moderow shares how Alaska Wilderness League (AWL) hopes to hold the line until January 20, 2021.
Grantees Report Conservation Successes
Twice each year, we award grants to grassroots conservation organizations that are working to secure permanent protections for a specific threatened wild place.
Can Public Lands Bills Get a Ride with a Defense Bill?
Congress has an opportunity to pass important public lands bills as part of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) this year.
We Are Divesting From Bank of America
Today, we are announcing our decision to divest all assets from our longtime bank and financial partner, Bank of America, in order to align our investments with our values.
Land Conservation and Wildfire
The concepts of conservation and wildfire are often staged as opponents. However, we believe land conservation and responsible wildfire management can go hand in hand, they are not mutually exclusive. Our views on the interconnectedness of conservation, wildfire, and wildfire mitigation include the following beliefs:
Bristol Bay Shows Us the Power of Bipartisan Collaboration for Conservation
Over the course of the summer, the efforts to stop the proposed Pebble mine slated for the Bristol Bay region of Alaska came to a roar after nearly two decades of vocal opposition from local residents, tribal organizations and conservation groups like Trout Unlimited.
One Step Closer to Old-Growth Logging in the Tongass NF
With the release of the USDA’s Final Environmental Impact Statement old growth logging and road-building is one step closer to happening in the Tongass National Forest.
Our Values in Motion: $950,000 in Grants Awarded
At The Conservation Alliance, our mission is to harness the collective power of business and outdoor communities to fund and advocate for the protection of North America’s wild places.
Get Out the Vote!
We conducted a poll that suggests 24.6 million self-proclaimed outdoor recreationists still may not vote in the upcoming election.