Parks Project

Golden hour is better with a little birdsong. 🎶🐦

Your small reminder that our National Audubon Society collection is still out there, made for slow walks, good light, and keeping your eyes on the trees. What was the last bird you stopped to take a second look at? Let us know in the comments & shop our collection, link in bio!

📸: pat halas

Last week we packed Common Space Brewery for the launch of our latest collab: the Common Space x Parks Project Backcountry IPA 🍻🏔️

In between cracking open brews and cheering on our teams at the World Cup, we activated the community to write members of Congress and urge them to DEFEND THE PARKS and stand up for our public lands. Our shared spaces don’t protect themselves. It takes people showing up, speaking up, and yes, sometimes doing it over a cold beer with friends.

Thank you Common Space Brewery for having us, and thank you to everyone who showed up, participated, and helped Leave it Better™ with us.

That moment right before the stars show up 🌌

Dusk is the park’s opening act. The canyon goes quiet, the light turns gold, and the sky starts reminding you how small you are in the best way. Our Yosemite Night Sky Fleece was made for this exact in between moment, with camp set up, cold air rolling in, and the whole park stretching out in front of you.

Stay out a little longer today and watch nature's magic dance across the skies.

Comment "🌙" if you’re staying out for the stars tonight.

📸 : Jakob Lilja-Ruiz

Your summer road trip souvenir stop, mapped & worth collecting. 🗺️

Our exclusive in-park styles can only be found inside select national park stores, made for the kind of souvenir stop you actually build into the route. Find exclusive Parks Project goods at Glacier, Yellowstone, and Grand Teton this summer along with multiple other shops, then take a little piece of the parks with you wherever the road goes next. Tag us en route & let us know what you find!

Keep an eye out for exclusive in-park goods all summer long, and don’t forget to leave every stop better than you found it.

9–5: emails, errands, enough gear to work from home... or outside
5–9: trails, birding, card games, no service.

Pick your shift.