The Conservation Alliance

Good news for public lands.

This week, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee advanced bipartisan legislation to reauthorize the Legacy Restoration Fund, an important program that helps maintain the trails, campgrounds, and recreation infrastructure people rely on across our public lands and parks.

The momentum follows a recent bipartisan House hearing on reauthorization and reflects growing support for continued investment in the places that power outdoor recreation and support businesses communities across the country.

We're encouraged to see leaders on both sides of the aisle working together to move this effort forward and will continue advocating for a long-term, bipartisan solution that keeps public lands and recreation accessible into the future.

Angus King
Steve Daines
Rep. Bruce Westerman
Congressman Jared Huffman
Senator Martin Heinrich

What happens when outdoor industry leaders come together to talk about protecting the places that make our businesses possible?

At Outside Festival, the TCA crew joined Penn Newhard of and J.J. Huggins of for a conversation on why business voices matter in conservation.

From advocacy to collaboration, the discussion highlighted the unique role companies can play in protecting public lands and waters for future generations.

Thanks to everyone who pulled up a seat and joined the conversation.

Good news, coming from across the country these last few months.

From North Carolina to Washington State, these wins show what’s possible when communities, Tribes, and partners come together to protect and restore the places we all depend on.

Whether it’s expanding access to nature, restoring rivers, or reconnecting critical habitat, communities are coming together to conserve outdoor places that matter to all of us.