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Wilderness is no place for airports and luxury tourism. Bulldozers and heavy machinery have wreaked havoc in the Vjosa-N...
15/06/2026

Wilderness is no place for airports and luxury tourism. Bulldozers and heavy machinery have wreaked havoc in the Vjosa-Narta Protected Landscape—one of the last remaining untouched delta systems in the Mediterranean. Join us as we link arms with local communities and NGOs in calling for a stop to all unauthorized construction in the delta now. Add your voice and ask the Albanian government to continue their commitment to wild nature. We must ensure the Vjosa Wild River National Park and its wider ecosystem is protected today, tomorrow, and forever.

Take action to protect this pristine wilderness: https://pat.ag/ProtectVjosaNarta_Fb

Photos: Protection and Preservation of Natural Environment in Albania

11/06/2026

Iceland still needs you. Iceland's parliament's summer recess begins tomorrow. Make your voice count and urge Parliament to protect Iceland’s wild Atlantic salmon and pristine fjords. Sign the petition via: https://pat.ag/NoMore-Fb

Video: Arthur Neuenmeier

Just three years after Albania created the Vjosa Wild River National Park, this untouched ecosystem is being threatened ...
10/06/2026

Just three years after Albania created the Vjosa Wild River National Park, this untouched ecosystem is being threatened by illegal development. Unauthorized construction for luxury tourism is currently underway on the Adriatic coast—where the Vjosa meets the sea—in one of the last pristine river deltas in the Mediterranean basin.

Since the end of April, bulldozers and excavators have been operating in the Vjosa-Narta Protected Landscape, clearing coastal forests, ploughing through dunes, and cutting access roads to make way for luxury tourism infrastructure.

The health of the Vjosa is inextricably linked to its surroundings, including its delta at the coast. Learn more and help protect this pristine wilderness now at: https://pat.ag/ProtectVjosaNarta_Fb

Photos: Protection and Preservation of Natural Environment in Albania

04/06/2026

It's not just our bodies that work hard for the send, it's our gear too. Our Worn Wear crew are on the road, keeping gear out of landfill and back to it at the crag.

They've a few more stops lined up, so hit the link to find a stop near you: https://pat.ag/WornWear-Climb-FB

Video: Justbe Films

27/05/2026

Our voices are rising. All over the world, the irresponsible practices of the open net salmon farming industry have led to pollution, soaring mortalities, disease and animal suffering. Governments and communities everywhere are saying “No more”. Your voice matters, not only for Iceland’s wild nature, but for the future of nature everywhere.

Join us and take action via: https://pat.ag/NoMore-Fb

26/05/2026

Oh hey Bristol!
Who’s enjoying the weather…?

Loves Saves saved your bank holiday? Upfest got you feeling upbeat? Cheeky butt wiggle got you confused?

Summer is arriving in the outlet too! Skorts and dresses are the first to arrive, with all the rest of the colourful sun-ready items here by June!

Last July Patagonia Ambassador Sarah Rønholt travelled to Iceland for Fish and Chicks, an event dedicated to bringing wo...
24/05/2026

Last July Patagonia Ambassador Sarah Rønholt travelled to Iceland for Fish and Chicks, an event dedicated to bringing women together to experience fishing and river conservation. As well as catching Atlantic Salmon on a tiny hitch in gin clear water, the team also learnt about the fight to protect Iceland's wild salmon and the threats they face.

Local guide and conservationist Kristín Gísladóttir reflects on the work being done in Iceland.

"The mission is simple, protect and restore wild Atlantic salmon populations for future generations.

Working alongside local river associations and conservation scientists, the focus is on sustainable river management, habitat restoration, research, tagging, reforestation, and low-impact fishing practices.

Healthy rivers mean healthy ecosystems and protecting salmon means protecting the wild places they depend on."

Help protect Iceland’s wild fjords and salmon via: https://pat.ag/26-iceland-fb

That’s a wrap on our Swiss and French legs of the Worn Wear climb tour. Whether you swung by for a fix on your favourite...
19/05/2026

That’s a wrap on our Swiss and French legs of the Worn Wear climb tour. Whether you swung by for a fix on your favourite gear, shared a route or two, or joined one of our talks, workshops, or yoga sessions, we’d like to say a big danke and merci.

Across three stops, more than 230 garments got the better-than-new treatment from our talented repair techs, with Worn Wear seamstress Anaïs personally patching up 180 pieces herself.

Patagonia climbing ambassador Nolwen Berthier also joined us to tell the story behind Une Voie pour la Nature—her project inviting us to rethink our relationship with the living world.

Next up, our tiny repair house heads for ClimbOut Festival in the Peak District, UK. For full details on all the stops and where you’ll catch us, head to: https://pat.ag/WornWear-Climb-FB

Content: 1, 3 and 5. Craig Patterson and 2,4,6-9. Tom Bergman

17/05/2026

In one of the most remote regions on the planet, Chilean climbers Pachi Ibarra and Violeta Sepúlveda, together with Swiss-Canadian Céline Jaccard, face the climate and uncertainty of the Arctic during a self-supported expedition on Baffin Island. After spending more than twenty days as guests of the mountains there, the three women put up the first ascent of Mini Asgard with their new route La Casa de las Diosas (5.12?, C1, 220m) with perseverance, respect and humor.

Watch the field report at: https://pat.ag/Baffin-Island_Fb

What were Baggies™ Shorts like in the 90s? As “unfashionable” then as they are now.We’ve made Baggies™ pretty much the s...
14/05/2026

What were Baggies™ Shorts like in the 90s? As “unfashionable” then as they are now.

We’ve made Baggies™ pretty much the same for 40 years because they last a long time and you can wear them for just about anything. Today’s Baggies are made with NetPlus® 100% postconsumer recycled nylon, sourced from recycled fishing nets to help reduce ocean plastic pollution. We’ve never cared much for trends. Instead, we make gear that is multifunctional, repairable, and timeless—because the longer it stays in play, the better it is for the earth.

Learn more via the link: https://pat.ag/baggies

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