Air monitoring system for Joshua Tree National Park
If you’ve ever been to Joshua Tree National Park, you know what a fragile and delicate ecosystem exists there. It’s part of the beauty of that park, and our Wild Tribute team understands why effort...
Bat Research at Jewel Cave National Monument
If you’ve ever been to the Black Hills in the summer, you’ll know that pest control is hard to come by. This year, Wild Tribute is supporting the Black Hills Parks and Forests Association in their...
Trail maintenance in Capitol Reef National Park
The Capitol Reef Natural History Association and the National Park Service have given the Wild Tribute team an opportunity to fund critical maintenance on both the Cohab Canyon and Fremont River Tr...
TNRP Painted Canyon Publication
The Theodore Roosevelt Nature and History Association was one of our first partners at Wild Tribute. And like so many visitors to the park, our first experience there began with the stunning view o...
Reusable Bags in Grand Teton National Park
Our National Park system is not immune to our nations bad habits, and it’s important to consider reducing your footprint while on your visit to any National Park. This year, Wild Tribute is donatin...
Volunteers of America Product Donation
Surplus in form of anything beyond what remains after expenses are subtracted from income is not necessarily a welcome aspect to our business. Stagnant inventory or excess product due to one reason...
4 THE FORESTS, THE SUMMER OF TRAILS
Did you know that are 158,000 miles of trails within our National Forests and Grasslands? In fact, it's the largest trail network in the country and perhaps the world. With it comes an unending l...
The "No Limits" Program at Yosemite
Yosemite Conservancy's "No Limits" Program opens Yosemite’s granite walls and rugged trails to wheelchair-users. No Limits provides a diverse group of participants the equipment and resources to ex...
As the common saying goes, "a fed bear is a dead bear". Yes, it rolls off the tongue, yes, it's frequented on signs in the Parks, and yes, few maliciously have intent to harm, but it can't be under...
Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado fund Alpine Stewardship Training
Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado training program is called the Outdoor Stewardship Institute (OSI), and they were excited to pilot a new Alpine Stewardship Training this year. Colorado is home to m...
Inspired hope to Hurricane Michael Victims
The aftermath of Hurricane Michael provided an opportunity to put Wild Tribute's 4 the Parks donations to work in a different capacity than our typical. The core of our mission is to give back, ed...
Gear for the Shenandoah Youth Corps
The Shenandoah Youth Conservation Corps strives to increase opportunities for underserved youth to connect with Shenandoah National Park and the outdoors to develop their leadership skills and beco...
Survey Glacier's Lynx population
The Glacier Conservancy has put Wild Tribute's 4 the Parks donations to use by funding a study focused on researching the Canadian Lynx population in Glacier National Park. Surprised to read Canadi...
Kayaks to be used for educational programs in Florida's national parks
Wild Tribute's 4 the Parks donations helped the Florida National Parks Association purchase a new fleet of kayaks for educational programs held within Everglades National Park, Biscayne National Pa...
Rebuild Whiskeytown National Recreation Area
Rewind to August 2018 and it was difficult not to open the newspaper or read the headlines online surrounding California's raging, unfathomable wildfires. Personal property was damaged, too many li...
For several years now, Wild Tribute has made ongoing and increasing 4 the Parks contributions to the Zion Forever Project's Adopt a Bighorn Program. Since the Bighorn’s successful re-introduction ...
Wind Cave's Adopt a Bison Program
Wind Cave National Park's Bison herd is believed to be one of only four free roaming and genetically pure herds on public lands in North America. For this reason, amongst many others, Wild Tribute ...
In summer 2018, the Grand Teton Association presented us with an opportunity to support their annual Morning with the Masters, Youth Paint-Out. Students received personalized instruction, advice, a...
Funding the Amazing Discovery Pool in Arches and Canyonlands
Wild Tribute's 4 the Parks donations proudly have supported the Canyonlands Natural History Association’s Discovery Pool Research Grant Program. Since its inception in 2006, the Discovery Pool has ...
Utah's State Parks are otherworldly where rocks predominantly own the spotlight. Trees are often underscored yet an incredibly important supporting cast that makes these places the special wonders ...
Busing Youth into Theodore Roosevelt for National Park Week
All it takes is one experience in our National Parks or public lands to get hooked, not just in the allure of the adventure, but also as a steward in conversation. Providing such an experience is o...
Rebuilding Great Smoky after the Wildfires
The November 2016 wildfires in and around Great Smoky Mountains National Park impacted not only the visitor experience, but also the local community on an unprecedented scale. The fires burned more...
Rangers in the Classroom at Sequoia NP
As a teacher, parent, or student in school, how cool would it be for a Park Ranger to take over class one day with curriculum-based learning opportunities? The National Park Service in conjunction ...
Map & Compass Classes in Rocky Mountain NP
There is no such thing as bad weather with the right gear, and there is no such thing as being too prepared...and starting early. Are we right? To the latter point, Wild Tribute 4 the Parks donati...
