How We're Teaming Up With Backcountry
Together, we’re helping protect and restore the landscapes where we live, work and play.
Since 2008, Backcountry has been a dedicated supporter of The Nature Conservancy’s mission to protect the natural places that inspire outdoor adventure. Through cause marketing campaigns and a longstanding customer donation program, Backcountry has contributed and helped raise nearly $2 million for conservation.
Nature-Inspired Collections
This TNC x Backcountry collaboration brings conservation and outdoor adventure together. The photo gallery features products from our 75th anniversary collection alongside photography showcasing the places and conservation priorities that inspire this work.
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Where water meets land: Aerial view of the surrounding forest and Rara Lake. Taken at Mugu's Rara National Park, Nepal. © Aayush Tiwari/TNC Photo Contest 2022
75th Anniversary Collection: TNC is celebrating its 75th anniversary with a special collection, including products from Backcountry, Parks Project and Eagle Creek. © Parks Project
75th Anniversary Collection: TNC x Parks Project collaborated on a special collection to celebrate TNC's 75th anniversary. © Parks Project
75th Anniversary Collection: TNC x Eagle Creek collaborated on a special collection including a backpack and water bottle sling to celebrate TNC's 75th anniversary. © Eagle Creek
Colorado River : The sun rises over the Colorado River in Kremmling, Colorado. © Rory Doyle
Turning Outdoor Passion into Conservation Impact
Backcountry supports The Nature Conservancy through a variety of initiatives that engage customers, employees and outdoor enthusiasts in conservation. Over the years, the company has demonstrated its commitment through:
- A longstanding customer donation program on Backcountry.com.
- Collaboration on TNC’s 75th Anniversary Collection, featuring special products that celebrate a shared commitment to protecting the outdoors.
- Curated product collections that supported conservation efforts in places such as the Colorado River Basin and Utah’s Canyonlands Research Center.
- Direct funding for on-the-ground conservation projects in Utah, Costa Rica and the Colorado River Basin.
- Volunteer events that helped restore and protect critical lands and waters across the United States.
- Sponsorship of The Nature Conservancy’s 2018 Global Photo Contest, inspiring people to celebrate and connect with nature through photography.
Together, Backcountry and The Nature Conservancy are helping conserve the lands and waters that make outdoor experiences possible.