How does claiming a share work?

Pick your favorite public land, grab a symbolic share, and receive an official ownership certificate with your name on it.

How does this support public lands?

Claiming your share helps support on-the-ground work like trail repairs, habitat restoration, and overall park access. It also sends a message to leaders demonstrating public investment in conservation.

What happens when the market closes?

When the market closes on June 1st, 2026, the lands with the most shares will earn a contribution for local restoration efforts. The remaining funds will support public lands nationwide while every share claimed will be a voice that helps drive real policy change.

Claim your share. Protect what's yours.

We’re inviting Americans to officially claim what’s already theirs: our public lands.

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Turning Shares into Impact

How it Works

An ownership stake that makes a difference.

Step 1
01
Claim Your Share:
Pick your favorite public land, grab a symbolic share, and we’ll send you an official ownership certificate with your name on it — perfect for framing and sparking a conversation at dinner parties.
Step 2
02
Pump Your Stock:
Rally your friends to invest in your favorite outdoor space, watch its “stock” climb, and see how friendly competition can help protect the places we all love.
Step 3
03
Improve Our Lands:
When the market closes on June 1st, the lands with the most shares will earn a contribution for local restoration efforts. The remaining funds will support public lands nationwide while every share claimed will be a voice that helps drive real policy change for the places we love.

An ownership stake that makes a difference.

Nature's Free. Maintenance Isn't.

Wildfires spreading
No Safe Access.
Trail Ends Here.
Unmanaged Forests.
Wildfires spread faster without active maintenance.
Habitats under threat:
Degraded wildlife and fish habitats continue to be neglected.
Too Few Rangers.
Small teams are protecting treasured landscapes with limited resources.
Wildlife Pays the Price.
This Isn’t Rare. It’s Everywhere.
These issues repeat across parks, forests, and public lands.

Top Movers

Claim your share.
Get your land on the leaderboard.

National Parks
National Forests
BLM, Lakeshores, and Refuges

RANK
TICKER
PARK NAME
SOLD SHARES
#
1
62
0
YSMT
Yosemite National Park
6.1
%
#
2
51
0
SMKY
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
5.8
%
#
3
1
0
GLCR
Glacier National Park
4
%
#
4
61
0
YELO
Yellowstone National Park
3.1
%
#
5
41
0
OLYM
Olympic National Park
3
%
#
6
4
0
ACDA
Acadia National Park
2.7
%
#
7
63
0
ZION
Zion National Park
2.7
%
#
8
44
0
RDWD
Redwood National Park
2.6
%
#
9
19
0
EVER
Everglades National Park
2.6
%
#
10
24
0
GTNP
Grand Teton National Park
2.5
%
RANK
TICKER
PARK NAME
Sold Shares
#
1
75
0
OCLA
Ocala National Forest
2.7
%
#
2
89
0
QLMI
Mount Baker–Snoqualmie National Forest
2
%
#
3
33
0
FNGR
Finger Lakes National Forest
1.4
%
#
4
1
0
ALGN
Allegheny National Forest
1.1
%
#
5
14
0
CHAT
Chattahoochee–Oconee National Forest
1.1
%
#
6
61
0
LYUN
El Yunque National Forest
0.9
%
#
7
78
0
OLNF
Olympic National Forest
0.9
%
#
8
47
0
HOOD
Mount Hood National Forest
0.8
%
#
9
93
0
RPHO
Arapaho National Forest
0.6
%
#
10
2
0
ANGL
Angeles National Forest
0.4
%
RANK
TICKER
PARK NAME
Sold Shares
#
1
4
0
ANWR
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
1.7
%
#
2
1
0
BWCA
Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
1.3
%
#
3
23
0
FPWR
Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge
1.1
%
#
4
9
0
BEAR
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
1
%
#
5
14
0
CAPE
Cape Cod National Seashore
0.9
%
#
6
12
0
BRBR
Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
0.5
%
#
7
18
0
CUMB
Cumberland Island National Seashore
0.5
%
#
8
48
0
RCKS
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
0.5
%
#
9
58
0
TEAG
Assateague Island National Seashore
0.5
%
#
10
44
0
ONWR
Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge
0.4
%

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Our Impact

The Bigger Picture

The next generation of American conservationists starts here.

United By Nature exists to bring people back together around the outdoors and make it easy to show up in ways that actually create lasting change.

By participating in this campaign, you are:

Impact 1 — Restoration
Impact 2 — Restoration
Impact 3 — Pressure
Impact 1 — Restoration
Supporting real restoration
Claiming your share helps support on-the-ground work like trail repairs, habitat restoration, and overall park access.
Impact 1 — Restoration
Impact 2 — Advocacy
Impact 3 — Pressure
Impact 2 — Advocacy
Sending a message to our leaders:
Our parent organization, Nature Is Nonpartisan, will share a report detailing how many people in each state & congressional district joined this campaign. No personal details, but real numbers that demonstrate the public is invested in our public lands, and our leaders should be too.
Impact 1 — Restoration
Impact 2 — Advocacy
Impact 3 — Pressure
Impact 3 — Pressure
Creating Pressure:
As thousands of people speak up, our collective voice becomes impossible to ignore. This inspires leaders to take concrete steps to protect and improve our public lands.

When enough people show up, this becomes more than a campaign. It becomes a movement shaping the next generation of environmental action.