If you love to explore the great outdoors, chances are most of your adventures have been on our public lands. Without public lands, hiking, bikepacking, van life - or however you choose to explore - it would not be possible.

It’s important to remember that exploring our national parks, forests, monuments, wilderness areas, and national scenic trails is a privilege and should not be taken for granted. As outdoor adventuring has increased in popularity, it has become more critical than ever to make sure we are protecting and conserving our lands so that we can continue to enjoy them to the fullest.

Here at Outdoor Evolution, we believe it is our duty to be good stewards of the land by educating and inspiring others to stand up for what is ours and protect it for future generations. Starting in 2020, Outdoor Evolution has raised over $20K for multiple non-profit public lands organizations with various media projects and collaborations. Now, we’re asking the greater outdoor community and industry to #Giveashit.

As the public lands we all love to enjoy and explore are continually threatened and disregarded, it is imperative for companies in the outdoor industry and influencers within the community to #Giveashit about giving back, protecting, conserving, and educating others about the importance of our lands.

Along with a few companies who are already doing their part to give back, we started this campaign to change the way our community thinks about the lands that we all benefit from in one way or another. Let’s hold companies accountable for giving back to the lands that they profit off of.

Let’s make volunteering to help with conservation efforts normal for creators & influencers. Rather than lament about threats to our lands, let’s rally together as a community and take the future of public lands into our own hands. Let’s #Giveashit.

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Want to join #Giveashit and spread the word? Click the image above and grab your official Pin & Sticker today! Your money will go directly to The Trust For Public Land.