Forbes
Earlier this week, Ford announced the Bronco Wild Fund, a fund to support outdoor preservation, education, and accessibility, funded through a portion of proceeds from each Bronco sold. Cool, right?
Motor Biscuit
Now that the Ford Bronco is almost old news it has to keep up the hype. One way it is doing that is to crank out Bronco concepts. The latest is the Wildland Fire Rig concept. How timely with fires raging from California to Oregon and over to Colorado. But it has historical precedent.
Yahoo Life
Today, Ford announced the Wildland Fire Rig, a concept Bronco made in collaboration with heritage outdoor brand Filson.
Detroit Free Press
A portion of every sale of the 2021 Ford Bronco and Bronco Sport will be used for wilderness preservation and education programs, Ford announced Tuesday. The company is creating the Bronco Wild Fund endowment, which is "targeted" to raise up to $5 million a year for reforestation, trail management, outdoor adventure programs and scholarship programs through non-profit organizations.
Woodworking Network
Furniture manufacturer Medley has announced a new tree planting initiative in partnership with the National Forest Foundation as part of the organization's Small Business Partnership Program.
Manistee News Advocate
Natural areas in Manistee County are more accessible than ever, thanks to the work of SEEDS EcoCorps.
Durango Herald
Avalanches covered popular hiking route during winter of 2018-19
Yahoo Finance
A new partnership between the National Forest Foundation (NFF) and REI Co-op (REI) will plant 1 million trees on National Forests across the U.S. over the next decade. Each project will prioritize immediate reforestation to restore ecosystems adversely impacted by severe wildfire, pests, diseases, blowdown, or other natural disturbances.
SF Gate
National park and forest officials in Idaho have reported an increase in trash and waste at public lands across the state since the coronavirus pandemic pushed more people outside.
Markets Insider
That's why this hurricane season Cerveza Patagonia is giving tree-lovers up and down the east coast facing the wrath of Mother Nature a tree-back guarantee with their first-ever Tree Protection Program. Beginning today, Cerveza Patagonia will protect that tree that's been in your backyard forever.
More than 1 million acres are in need of reforestation. Plant trees now to support forests for future generations.