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The biggest environmental victories are powered by everyday people and small-but-mighty groups. Like nonprofit organizations that fight to preserve local ecosystems and advocate for social justice on the daily. With over 1,000 Patagonia Action Works partners, you can find the ones working on issues closest to your heart and get involved today.

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It’s hard to pick only three, but here’s a few groups that inspire us, and the planet-saving work they do.

Cascades Wolverine Project. Skis to remote wolverine habitat and collects data to use for climate action.

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Dogwood Alliance. Protects communities, forests and wildlife from industrial logging.

Native Renewables.Brings solar energy to Indigenous homes and communities without electricity.

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Photos: (Top) Attendees at the 2008 Tools for Grassroots Activists Conference circle back on how to save our home planet. TIM DAVIS (Middle) Two members of the Cascades Wolverine Project team take a breather from their work of setting up equipment that monitors climate-impacted wildlife. (Middle) Dogwood Alliance fights to stop open pit mine projects in the Southern US, which desecrate watersheds, wildlife and surrounding communities. (Bottom) A Native Renewables recipient stands in front of a solar rack with her happy dog.

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