Welcome to Climb for Conservation!  We are 501(c)(3) Public Charity, EIN: 27-3118371.  Donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. 

Please join us on our Machu Picchu Conservation Trek  this June…!
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Ginna was recently in Ecuador climbing Cotopaxi (2nd highest mountain in Ecuador) and learning about the near-threatened Andean Condor and the Andean Bear

 

Go Team Climb for Conservation!! Our ENTIRE team of 15 made it to the Summit of Kilimanjaro on November 30, 2012!  We are thrilled to announce that Team Climb for Conservation donated $30,394 to the Mkomazi Rhino Sanctuary today, January 12, 2013!  Thank you to everyone involved – including all the ‘Green Girls,’ Tusker Trails, Patagonia and all of our sponsors!! GO TEAM! We did it!

 
Video of our Kilimanjaro Climb:

Poachers kill 11 elephants in worst Kenyan attack (Reuters - January 7, 2013)

"How could we leave a world to future generations that doesn't have rhinos?" - Ginna

“Want to climb a mountain for a good cause?”  - Ginna Kelly, Founder of C-4-C

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From Ginna in Moshi:  “In love with my new friends! I want to bring them home with me!”

Click here to read more about our recent Kilimanjaro Climb…!

Douglas M. Pitt, the Goodwill Amabassador to Tanzania, endorses our Climb!

Mt. Kilimanjaro Fundraising Policy:  Each participating Climber pays for her own travel and trip expenses and commits to raising money for the cause.  After expenses, 75% of the money raised will go towards the Mkomazi Rhino Sanctuary.  Donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

Meet Taylor Justice!  Our 13-year old Trailblazer & Conservation Ambassador.  Click Here to learn about Tay and read an Outside Online article here

Volunteers needed!  If you’d like to support our efforts to inspire conservation efforts around the world, please get involved.  We are currently looking for volunteers to help us with conservation research, grant-writing, and administrative work.  Any help is much appreciated!

Founder – Ginna Kelly’s interview on genConnect.com
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- See the GenConnect Live Q&A with Ginna Kelly: ‘Green Girls’ to Climb Mount Kilimanjaro for Rhinos (November 19, 2012)

Green girls climb Mount Kilimanjaro for Conservation

The Washington Times, Friday, July 6, 2012 – Sportfolio by Jill K. Robinson

HALF MOON BAY, Calif., July 6, 2012 — The landscapes and environment that make up the mountain regions many of us climb, hike, and ski are often some of the most important reasons we’re drawn to them.  When they’re in danger, how many of us think about giving back?  Started in 2010 by attorney and TV host Ginna Kelly,  Climb for Conservation is a non-profit organization focused on climbing mountains around the world to raise awareness and funds for land, water, and wildlife conservation.  A group of eco-conscious women will join Climb for Conservation’s first project climb of Mt. Kilimanjaro in November 2012 (read more here…)

The Green Girls are Fueled by Milasustainable, organic, quality chia seed.  Learn more!

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Ginna participates in Outside Magazine’s panel of experts on philanthropy – June 10, 2012 in Aspen…

Other panelists included two-time World Champion skier Chris Davenport, Olympic bronze medalist snowboard racer Chris Klug, professional big-mountain guide and photographer Jake Norton, World Champion FreeSkier Alison Gannet and others…

 

Green Girl Climber and artist Olivia Daane Reische of LIVASPENART has painted four butterflies, which are focused on African butterflies and other threatened species, the sales of which will be donated to Climb for Conservation.

As Olivia says:  “I was thrilled to be included in this group of women, the “Green Girl Team”, for our inaugural climb, in a series of peaks, of Kilimanjaro this November.  I had been eager to find a way to take my career as artist and gallery owner and passions for the outdoors and the environment and use them in a way that would broaden their platform, impact and the energy of my personal footsteps and voice.  This is the perfect opportunity to, as the C4C team has set as a goal,  “practice the values of courage, leadership, and purpose to reach the Summit”.”

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Our Mission

Welcome to ClimbforConservation.org.  We are a 501(c)(3) Public Charity, EIN: 27-3118371.  Our mission is simple: we climb mountains around the world for critical conservation causes. 

Conservation is about an ethic of using resources wisely. We believe in maintaining the health of the natural world. Our efforts focus on raising awareness for land, water, and wildlife conservation.

We want to inspire people already climbing mountains, to do it for a cause. Each climb we organize will focus awareness on a specific conservation issue near the mountain being climbed. For example, our kick-off climb up Mt Kilimanjaro, will raise funds for the critically endangered Rhinos in Africa.

There is no doubt that climate change is threatening our planet with unprecedented loss of wildlife and wild places. According to recent studies, unless we take action now, human activities and climate-related change could drive one-half of all species to extinction between now and 2100.

Green Girl Ginna interviews Louis Psihoyos, Director of ‘The Cove’, about species extinction risk: