Members
ATCF Members
Thank you to our five Adventure Leaders, who each contribute $25,000 per year to the support the Adventure Travel Conservation Fund!
Adventure Leaders
Adventure travel outfitters since 1975, Eagle Creek, believes both travel and life in the outdoors change people. This led them to develop a broad collection of stylish and durable gear to get people to their next adventure - whether on a nearby trail or in a country halfway around the world.
With design, generosity and sustainability at their core, MiiR adamantly and actively contributes to the flourishing of people and planet. Each year, they invest a portion of top-line revenue into trusted nonprofit organizations who work to uplift communities while benefitting the health of our natural environments.
As of 2022, MiiR has given over $3.8 million, empowering over 200 organizations working across 26 countries. And this is only the beginning. Every day they are working on new ideas and innovations to keep MiiR moving forward and growing. The more they grow, the more they give.
REI believes a life outdoors is a life well-lived!
Since 1938 they have been your local co-op, working to help you experience the transformational power of nature. They bring top-quality gear and apparel, expert advice, rental equipment, inspiring stories of life outside, and outdoor experiences to enjoy alone or share with your friends and family.
REI goes above and beyond to give back; more than 70 percent of its annual profits are invested back into the outdoor community through dividends to REI members, employee profit-sharing and retirement, and investments in nonprofits dedicated to the outdoors.
In addition, the ATCF has members from all corners of the world including North America, South America, Europe, Middle East, Asia, Central America and Africa.
“Travel has the power to inspire, inform, and change minds about how we humans interact with the natural world. It’s a pleasure to be part of the solution and to connect with like-minded companies that are helping to propagate this conservation message.”