Chris Wallace, Fox News Sunday Steve Scully, C-SPAN Networks Kristen Welker, NBC News Susan Page, USA Today Dear Mr. Wallace, Mr. Scully, Ms. Welker, Ms. Page: As proud members of the outdoor industry, we write to urge you to put climate change and the protection of public lands and outdoor…

By: Vincent Stanely, Director of Patagonia Philosophy A few days after the governor ordered us all inside, I noticed the color of the sky — a deep blue, somewhere between marine and cobalt, of a particular shade I’d never seen in Southern California. In my youth our state had only…

On Friday, Columbia Sportwear Company and Patagonia joined forces to fight climate change. Together we filed an amicus “friend of the court” brief in a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s effort to roll back the Clean Power Plan. This is the summary from the brief, click here for the full…

[NOT YET SCHEDULED FOR ORAL ARGUMENT] №19–1140 (and consolidated cases) In the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION and AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION, Petitioners, v. U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY and ANDREW WHEELER, Administrator, Respondents. On Petition for Review of a Final Agency Action of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

This article is re-posted with permission from Organic Insider. By Stephanie Strom for Organic Insider Nov. 6, 2019 Dominating the headlines recently has been a study out of the UK which claims that organic farming is bad for the environment. Not exactly. In the report, which assesses the potential changes…

The extinction crisis is only political if you think the facts are debatable.

Recycling Is Broken. Now What? By Michele Bianchi Patagonia is no stranger to the difficulty of throwing stuff away. We take back 100 percent of the gear you return for recycling through our Worn Wear program. In 2018, we recycled 6,797 pounds of products. But we can’t recycle or repair everything you send us. Some…

Rose Marcario, President & CEO, Patagonia A recent report from the United Nations confirms that as many as one million animal and plant species are in danger of disappearing forever in the coming decades, largely because of climate change and our reckless use of land and resources. Humans are cutting…

Despite months of rhetoric claiming his respect for Teddy Roosevelt’s legacy of public lands protection, Secretary Zinke revealed he is just another politician looking to exploit and develop America’s public lands at the expense of our children and grandchildren. Secretary Zinke’s recommendation that the president shrink the boundaries of Bears Ears National Monument ignores the law and public outcry, including over one million comments in support of monument status. Bears Ears holds irreplaceable cultural, ecological and recreational value and it needs our protection. If the president decides to usurp Congress’s authority and shrink the boundaries on his own, Patagonia will take legal action to defend our public lands. We hope everyone who cares about public lands will continue to let their voices be heard.