We’re turning America’s shared love of nature into a movement people can see, join, and shape. More people are showing up, more partners are joining forces, and we’re just getting started.
petition signatures in 2026 across our campaigns
college campuses have participated in our trainings to make their campus grounds more sustainable
film and TV productions have received the Green Seal
state legislator partners from five states to advance The Roadmap goals
We launched under the name Nature Is Nonpartisan at the geographic center of America in Belle Fourche, South Dakota. SD Governor Larry Rhoden signed a proclamation establishing ‘Nature Is Nonpartisan Week.’ Covered by partners and amplified by influencers reaching millions of Americans.
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United by Nature hosted its first convening, gathering conservation groups, hunting and angling organizations, and environmental experts to tackle shared challenges through policy workshops and roundtables. Topics covered include the Roadless Rule, private land stewardship, the next 250 years of American conservation, and AI data center sustainability. Since then we’ve gathered 50+ organizations at eleven events, uniting conservation partners across the spectrum.
When our public lands fell under threat of mass sell-off we stood up an advocacy hub and rallied thousands of voices in just two weeks — and got the provision removed. Enthusiastic bipartisanship works.
Partnering with groups across the political spectrum, we helped draft an executive action to reignite America’s conservation legacy — expanding access to public lands, promoting responsible stewardship, and recovering America’s fish and wildlife populations through proactive, voluntary, collaborative conservation efforts.
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We worked with eight Senators — four Democrats and four Republicans — to support the creation of a bipartisan caucus dedicated to protecting America’s most beautiful natural spaces. Co-chaired by Senators Martin Heinrich and Tim Sheehy, it’s proof that conservation is still a place of consensus.
On March 27th we launched United by Nature — the cultural movement arm rallying everyday Americans around a shared love of the outdoors. National campaigns, millions of potential participants, and a mission to usher in the next generation of American conservation.
The Fire Pit is our YouTube series that brings Americans together for honest, engaging conversations about conservation. Featuring notable guests with different backgrounds and perspectives, the show explores the places, experiences, and shared love of the outdoors that unite us. By taking the conversation beyond politics and focusing on the people, places, and issues that unite us, The Fire Pit shows how conservation can spark common ground and inspire action. The Hollywood Climate Summit Awards named the series a finalist in the Digital Series category, and the show was recognized by the Anthem Awards as a finalist in the Sustainability, Environment & Climate nonprofit category.
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Going Public brought the fight to protect America’s public lands to the heart of New York City, earning a spot on the ADWEEK’s shortlist for the Best Cause-Related Experiential Activation. Using one of the country’s most recognizable public spaces to spark conversation about the lands that belong to all of us. The campaign celebrated America’s shared outdoor heritage and reminded people that protecting public lands is about more than politics — it’s about preserving the places we love for generations to come.
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The Great American Water Road Trip brought the fight for clean water to communities across the country. Over 60 days and 8,000 miles, we visited more than 30 destinations to spotlight local water challenges and the people working to solve them. Led by influencer Blair Carlyle, known as “Uncle Pappy,” the campaign collected 10,000 petition signatures calling on leaders to protect the waters we all depend on.
We put megafire prevention on the menu with the Fight Fire With Flavor campaign. We developed three limited-edition hot sauces with all proceeds supporting nonprofit partners’ work on forest restoration, wildfire prevention, and firefighter support. Using food and football to engage Americans, we hosted three college football tailgates across the Pacific Northwest to bring fans together around megafire prevention and turn a daunting challenge into a tangible way for people to get involved.
United by Nature added to its roster an organization with a student-led approach to conservation. Formerly Re:wild Your Campus helped more than 200 colleges transition campus grounds toward pesticide-free, ecological land care. They joined the team to expand the conservation movement and give more people pathways to turn their passion for nature into meaningful local action.
Read the press releaseWe published The Roadmap to Reimagine Conservation with eight ambitious goals for the biggest environmental combeback in the nation's history by 2040.
Explore The RoadmapThe Environmental Media Association (EMA) brought sustainability to the forefront of Hollywood for nearly 40 years. Now we're carrying that legacy forward by hosting the first United by Nature Awards and offering the Green Seal as the entertainment industry’s sustainability standard for film and TV production.
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