Learn. Grow. Have Fun.
Become an advocate and protect where you play.
Where to Start?
Educate yourself on the issues most important to you.
- Subscribe to receive email action alerts, issue updates, and event details.
- Take a look at our advocacy resources and learn how effectively express yourself on issues to elected officials or through letters to editors of your community’s newspaper. Another way to take action—partner with local agency land managers (BLM, USFS) and advocate for better land management.
- Become a member and join a Broadband chapter in your community.
- No Broadband where you live? You can get involved as an individual member—here’s how!
- Or, start a Broadband. We’ll train you! Learn more HERE.
Participate with a Broadband
There are nearly 40 Broadbands (chapters) across the nation with dedicated Broads (and Bros) who speak out on local and national conservation issues. Get involved in your local chapter and help coordinate events to raise awareness and get boots on the ground to monitor and record activities that affect our public lands and the creatures who live there. Want to step it up even more? Help lead a Broadband chapter.
Attend an Event
Let your advocacy be informed by experiences in the wild.
Broadwalks are events where attendees get to know the landscape and learn about protection issues specific to where the Broadwalk is held.
Broadwork events are environmental stewardship- or monitoring-focused projects coordinated with partner organizations and land managers.
Broadband chapters organize all kinds of hikes, meetings, lectures, campouts and more. Learn more about public lands issues near your community.
See upcoming activities on our event calendar.
