Have you ever thought about becoming a seed guardian?
If the term “seed guardians” isn’t yet part of your vocabulary, we invite you to check out this third piece in our series on actions we can take to generate positive…
Sustainability
Agroforestry: A New Perspective on Food and Environmental Impact
Imagine you’re walking through a natural environment. On one side, you spot a traditional coffee or soybean plantation. On the other, the green of the forest predominates, along with the diverse…
Home composting: a simple solution for your organic waste
The practice of separating plastics and packaging for recycling is already common in many Brazilian households. But what do you do with the food scraps left over in your kitchen? Organic…
Lorpen Socks: sustainability behind every thread
Known and admired by outdoor activity enthusiasts, Lorpen socks stand out for their innovation and quality. Their exclusive technologies combine different layers of materials to ensure comfort, durability, and moisture control…
Decathlon: ecodesign and other sustainable initiatives by the world’s largest multi-specialist sports brand
One of the greatest challenges in the outdoor equipment and apparel market is adopting sustainable practices without affecting product prices and quality. But Decathlon proves it’s possible. A reference in the…
Mombora: how the company created 100% natural carbohydrate supplementation with Brazilian fruits
Launched in 2021 in São Paulo, Mombora has the mission of offering 100% natural alternatives for carbohydrate supplementation, meeting the growing demand for healthy products free from artificial additives. The idea…
DWR: What It Is, How It Works, and Why You Should Care When Choosing Outdoor Gear
What Is DWR (Durable Water Repellent)? DWR, or Durable Water Repellent, is a chemical treatment applied externally to technical fabrics used in backpacks, tents, and outdoor apparel. Its primary function is…
Rechargeable Headlamps: A Critical Look at Sustainability and Planned Obsolescence
In recent years, rechargeable headlamps have come to dominate the outdoor market, gaining popularity thanks to the promise of being lighter, more compact, and practical. Equipped with integrated batteries, these headlamps…
Gear Tips joins the global movement 1% for the Planet
Gear Tips has just joined the global movement 1% for the Planet, created to ensure that our planet and future generations thrive. From now on, 1% of its annual revenue will…
Nos Alpes: Themed and More Sustainable Fashion for Nature Lovers
Nos Alpes is a Brazilian company that has been in the market since 2016, producing sustainable fashion inspired by the mountains and nature. The brand was born with the slow fashion…
7 responsible initiatives by deuter, a leading brand in outdoor sustainability
Deuter is a century-old German brand that stands out not only for the quality of its high-end backpacks and sleeping bags but also for its commitment to sustainable and ethical practices.…
Nautika: from pools and inflatable boats to a reference in the outdoor market
Nautika, a Brazilian company in the market since 1975, began by manufacturing detachable pools and inflatable boats, being a pioneer of this movement in Brazil. The drive for innovation led the…
Celebrating 10 years of Sustainable Association with EOCA
The European Outdoor Conservation Association (EOCA) brings together companies, organizations, and individuals to promote the conservation, protection, and restoration of nature, wildlife, and natural spaces. The organization currently has the valuable…
KAMPA: how an experience in Nepal inspired Alexandre Palmieri to develop camping hammocks
KAMPA, a national company in the market since 2002, produces hammocks and accessories that accompany nature lovers on their trails, in the countryside, on the beach, and in bike touring and…