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Donating to Great Wild Causes

by Aileen December 23, 2015
written by Aileen
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This week marks the start of Gaia GPS Giving Back. Check out this page for the full details.

Under this new program, we donate 5% of app purchases made through special affiliate links to wild causes that we feel align with Gaia GPS:

  • Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics
  • Adventurers and Scientists for Conservation

You can increase donations by:

  • Buying Gaia GPS (and other apps) through these links – 5% of all proceeds gets donated
  • Posting these links/placards on your blog or website

Donate

We’ve done pro bono work in the past, such as for the Haitian Earthquake and to support volunteer workers. But today marks the first time Gaia GPS will commit to giving money directly to good causes.

Choose between two organizations actively working to preserve and protect the outdoors:
Leave No Trace, in its simplest form, is about making good decisions to protect the world around you. Through relevant and targeted education, research and outreach, the Center ensures the long-term health of our natural world. Leave No Trace is built on seven core principles, developed to help educate and guide recreationists in sustainable minimum impact practices that mitigate or avoid recreation-related impacts.

  • DonatePlan Ahead and Prepare
  • Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
  • Dispose of Waste Properly
  • Leave What You Find
  • Minimize Campfire Impacts
  • Respect Wildlife
  • Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Learn more at: https://lnt.org/learn/seven-principles-overview

DonateASC matches scientists with skilled explorers to collect data while out in the field. With this unique opportunity, researchers are able to push forward necessary conservation efforts , with valuable information provided by adventurers. Check out one of their recent projects monitoring the Unita Range for Canada lynx and wolverine, two of the Rocky Mountains most elusive and rare carnivores. For this project Gaia GPS was used to navigate to remote off-trail wildlife cameras. http://www.adventurescience.org/uinta-carnivore-survey.html

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Aileen

Aileen works on media and partnerships on the Gaia GPS Communications team. Currently living on the road, she spends all her free time exploring the mountains and trails west of the Rockies.​

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