onX Launches Its First Impact Report Focusing on Access and Stewardship Initiatives

onX, a trailblazer in outdoor digital navigation, recently introduced its first Impact Report, reflecting its steadfast commitment to access and stewardship in the outdoor recreation space. This report underscores onX's ongoing endeavors to ensure outdoor landscapes remain accessible and preserved for future generations, and it represents a conscientious response to the growing demands for sustainable outdoor practices.

Frances Kershaw, the Brand Director at onX, articulated the crucial interplay between access and stewardship: "Access and stewardship go hand-in-hand. We can advocate for outdoor opportunities, but if we don't take care of the places that make those experiences possible, we lose access to them." This statement encapsulates the essence of the Impact Report, which details significant contributions that have shaped the outdoor recreational landscape throughout 2024.

The Impact Report is structured around three key pillars that illustrate onX’s multifaceted approach to outdoor stewardship:

1. Philanthropy and Giving: Since its establishment, onX has actively supported various organizations that focus on access and stewardship initiatives. By awarding grant funds since 2019, the company has reinforced numerous grassroots projects aimed at preserving land and ensuring public access across the United States.

2. Education and Inspiration: onX seeks to enlighten its community through a diverse array of educational formats. The company engages with users by offering hands-on experiences that foster an informed and active community of outdoor enthusiasts, underlining the importance of sustainability in outdoor recreation.

3. Advocacy and Action: With its software, onX has compiled an extensive database of land management information which can be analyzed for influencing legislation and promoting outdoor recreation policies. This analytical power positions onX as a key player in the realm of advocacy for vital outdoor spaces.

Some of the highlights from the 2024 Impact Report showcase impressive metrics achieved in collaboration with over 30 nonprofit organizations, including:
  • - 101,576 acres secured for public access and long-term conservation.
  • - 18.6 miles of new trails constructed, enhancing connectivity and recreational opportunities.
  • - Implementation of 2 new routes to access previously hard-to-reach public lands.
  • - 69,112 acres of private land incorporated into public hunting access initiatives.
  • - Restoration of 434 miles of trail and the cleanup of 65 acres of outdoor space.
  • - Engagement of 3,073 volunteers across 34 states in field stewardship activities.
  • - Support and advocacy for 2 legislative bills aimed at enhancing access to outdoor spaces.

However, these statistics reflect just a portion of onX's dedication to outdoor stewardship. The report emphasizes that the impact of their initiatives will endure as they continue to expand their efforts.

Founded in 2009, onX has established itself as a leader in the realm of digital outdoor navigation through its suite of apps including onX Hunt, onX Offroad, and onX Backcountry. These applications are designed by outdoor explorers for explorers, focusing on creating memorable experiences off the beaten path. Moreover, onX is dedicated to protecting and enhancing public land access through both direct funding and informed legislative support since 2018.

To fully grasp the scope of onX's contributions and ongoing efforts, the public is encouraged to download the full 2024 Impact Report, available on their official website. This document is not merely a reflection of accomplishments; it represents a roadmap for their future initiatives in outdoor access and stewardship, emphasizing a sustainable approach to outdoor recreation that prioritizes the preservation of lands loved by adventurers everywhere.

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