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The purchase blocked the potential mine, scaring off industrial water monsters around the swamp. Read more about the coalition behind the win—including Georgia Rivers, Southern Environmental Law Center and our nonprofit owner, Holdfast Collective. pat.ag/B/AlligatorP...

Now, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument needs your help. Get involved at pat.ag/B/26/GSE Climber: Andy Wyatt on Cave Route (5.10d). Indian Creek, Utah Photographer: Andrew Burr

Grand Staircase Escalante - Patagonia Action WorksCongress is preparing to vote on a joint resolution that would overturn the current management plan for Utah’s Grand Staircase-Escalante, the largest national monument in the contiguous US. If passed,...pat.ag

We’ve taken on threats to our public lands before, and we’ve won. We can do it again. Act now to protect Grand Staircase-Escalante and all public lands. Photo: Bob Wick pat.ag/B/26/GSE

Grand Staircase Escalante - Patagonia Action WorksCongress is preparing to vote on a joint resolution that would overturn the current management plan for Utah’s Grand Staircase-Escalante, the largest national monument in the contiguous US. If passed,...pat.ag

If passed, it could allow resource extraction across the monument’s 1.87 million acres of wildlife habitat, red-rock landscapes and archaeological, cultural and recreation sites. It would also set a dangerous precedent that puts similar management plans and public lands protections at risk

It blocks 97.5% of harmful rays while boosting airflow—without the need for topical UPF treatments that fade over time. No matter what kind of exposure you’re chasing, Capilene® Cool Sun is designed to keep up. Learn more at pat.ag/B/CapCool

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Our Spring 2026 Journal article “The Everglades of the West” reports on the massive efforts underway to return the Upper Klamath Basin to what it once was: wetland country. Read the full story at pat.ag/B/Everglades... Photos: Paul Robert Wolf Wilson

The Everglades of the West - Patagonia StoriesThe return of wetlands to the source of the Klamath River. Riding shotgun across Kurt Thomas’s 2,000-acre cattle ranch in Chiloquin, Oregon, feels likepat.ag

In an essay in our new book, “Protest,” and excerpted in our spring journal, activist Nemonte Nenquimo describes how sustaining her Indigenous way of life has become an act of resistance. Explore the essay and our new book at pat.ag/B/FormOfProt...

Offset webbing loops create a very secure bucket to work from, and the oversized interior has color-coordinated gear loops and zippers to keep your stuff separated from your partner’s—because we all know it’s easier to recover at the belay if you aren’t fighting over the snacks. pat.ag/B/FreeWallKit

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At a time when protest is under attack, it’s more important than ever to exercise our democratic right. Explore our new book and find ways to protest with local environmental nonprofits via Patagonia Action Works at pat.ag/B/ProtestBoo...

Together, the protesters reclaimed the ocean from the polluters for the day and increased public attention on water companies failing to meet Environmental Agency targets for reducing sewage spills. Learn more about other protests at pat.ag/B/ProtestBook

Protest: Respect It. Defend It. Use It (hardcover book, published by Patagonia)Protest by Annie Leonard and André Carothers shows the power of peaceful protest by examining 42 protests and nonviolent movements. Published by Patagonia.pat.ag

Take the paddle-out protesters in the UK. Organized by Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) in 2024, the annual Paddle-Out Protest drew record crowds that year, with participants demanding an end to all discharges of untreated sewage into swimming waters by 2030.

Explore the book at pat.ag/B/ProtestBook

To protect our democratic right to protest, we can start by redefining the image of the protester. This book shows thousands of protesters as they truly are: strategic, principled, peaceful and remarkably effective at winning power.

The vilification of protesters goes back to our country’s origins and is often the first step in undermining social movements, write lifelong activists Annie Leonard and André Carothers in our new book, “Protest: Respect It. Defend It. Use It.”

“Would we have achieved these advances without protest?” the authors ask. ”We certainly hope so. But in each case, protest sped up the progress.” Learn more at pat.ag/B/RightToPro...

From clean energy and transportation to climate adaptation and environmental justice, state and local leaders are proving that meaningful progress happens closest to home. Join @grist.org and Climate Mayors to learn more. pat.ag/B/GristEvent

Local Power, Global Impact: How Cities and States Are Leading on Climate Solutions · Zoom · LumaAs federal climate action stalls, cities and states are stepping up by advancing bold, practical solutions that reduce emissions, protect communities, and…pat.ag

With protest under attack across the world, it’s our responsibility to do what we can to protect this human right.

We don’t have a shot at saving our home planet if we lose the right to protest. It’s this same reason that we offer nonviolent direct action trainings to our employees, give them paid activism hours to engage in peaceful protests, and bail them out of jail if things escalate.

Why a book about protest?

We hope this book helps you see yourself in this tradition, and deepens your resolve to act. Buy the book at pat.ag/B/ProtestBook

Protest: Respect It. Defend It. Use It (hardcover book, published by Patagonia)Protest by Annie Leonard and André Carothers shows the power of peaceful protest by examining 42 protests and nonviolent movements. Published by Patagonia.pat.ag