Since our inception, we have contributed to major conservation planning initiatives and stewardship of people and place, worldwide.
Our conservation planning, fundraising, and research efforts have directly contributed to the establishment of protected areas in large landscapes that include the Taku River Watershed, the B.C. Coast, the Yukon North Slope, and southern Utah. These conservation initiatives have protected some of the world’s largest remaining intact ecosystems, culturally significant landscapes, and functional wildlife habitat.
Round River delivers more real and lasting conservation outcomes than many wealthier groups. The edifice of our success is built on relationships cultivated over many years. It is no exaggeration to say that Round River achievements will persist and spread for decades.
We continue to pursue a holistic conservation vision that values time spent in place, collaboration with partners, and ongoing stewardship of people and place. Our efforts consider the long-term health of landscapes and future generations of stewards, with the purpose of creating a lasting impact.
