Filson's heritage is rooted in the outdoors and we feel it is necessary to serve as stewards for a healthy environment. We are committed to supporting outdoor organizations with the mission of sustaining & promoting outdoor recreation. We focus our support on grass roots organizations that produce rapid and impactful results that our customers benefit and see value from.
The Conservation Alliance is an organization of outdoor businesses whose collective contributions support grassroots environmental organizations and their efforts to protect wild places for their habitat and recreational values. Members pay dues into a central fund and twice a year vote on which organizations should get funded. Because each member company may submit one ballot, each member has an equal say in the grant decisions. One hundred percent of dues go into the Conservation Alliance Grant Fund. Visit www.conservationalliance.com for more information.
Freedom to Roam brings together the best in business, government and conservation to raise awareness and commitment for wildlife corridors and connected landscapes. Corridors are the single solution that will ensure wildlife can move, migrate, and adapt despite the challenges of habitat fragmentation and a changing climate. By developing broad and deep awareness about connectivity, creating a community of citizens and groups committed to corridors, and ensuring the commitment of the corporate sector, the Freedom to Roam Coalition changes the game for wildlife conservation, giving animals the freedom to roam through this century and beyond. Visit freedomtoroam.org for more information.
American Rivers is the nation's leading conservation organization fighting for healthy rivers so communities can thrive. American Rivers protects and restores America's rivers for the benefit of people, wildlife, and nature. Founded in 1973, American Rivers has more than 65,000 members and supporters, with offices in Washington, DC and across the country. Through our work in five key program areas - Rivers and Global Warming, River Restoration, River Protection, Clean Water, and Water Supply - American Rivers is working to undo the damage of the past, protect our remaining natural heritage, and create a healthy future for our rivers and future generations. Learn more about their work at www.AmericanRivers.org
Sportsman's Alliance for Alaska is the only conservation entity whose sole purpose is to engage hunters and anglers from across the country in management decisions affecting Alaska's public lands and our opportunity to hunt and fish on them. SAA works with hunting and fishing groups, lodges, guides, outfitters, companies in the sporting products industry, and members of the outdoor media. Campaigns that SAA works on include the proposed Pebble Mine in the Bristol Bay region and management of the Tongass National Forest in Southeast Alaska. Visit www.SportsmansAlliance4AK.org for more information.
The Washington Wildlife Federation (WWF), the state affiliate for the National Wildlife Federation is comprised of hunters, fishers, hikers and other wildlife enthusiasts working to protect fish and wildlife, preserve habitat and promote outdoor education programs. WWF also advocates for clean energy and climate change legislation. Visit www.washingtonwildlife.org for more information.
Wild Fish Conservancy is a cutting-edge science and research-based conservation organization headquartered just outside Seattle, Washington. They are dedicated to the preservation, protection and restoration of the Northwest's wild fish and the fragile ecosystems in which they live. Wild Fish Conservancy promotes habitat, hatchery, and harvest management policies that are backed by the best available science and that reflect what is best for the recovery of wild fish. For more information, visit www.wildfishconservancy.org
Pheasants Forever is the nation’s leading upland conservation group, with more than 125,000 members and 600 local chapters across the United States and Canada. Pheasants Forever is dedicated to the conservation of pheasants, quail and other wildlife through habitat improvements, public awareness, education and land management policies and programs. Since forming in 1982, “The Habitat Organization” has completed more than 400,000 wildlife habitat projects, improving habitat conditions for pheasants, quail and other wildlife on more than 6 million acres. Filson appreciates Pheasants Forever’s dedication to conservation, and encourages you to support their efforts by becoming a Pheasants Forever member. Learn more at www.pheasantsforever.org or call 877-773-2070.
