Tinlid Hat Company

Tinlid Hat Company With your purchase, we plant a tree. 🌲

We also make customs hats for your brand or business! Contact- [email protected] Every product we have gives back.

We are here to make a change through social business. With every product purchased, we plant a tree through Trees For The Future. Some products also have special missions. You can make a difference. Find out more at www.tinlidco.com.

05/19/2026
Congress has voted to overturn a mining ban in northern Minnesota’s Superior National Forest that was put in place in 20...
04/21/2026

Congress has voted to overturn a mining ban in northern Minnesota’s Superior National Forest that was put in place in 2023 and was set to last 20 years. Full story in comments below. 👇

04/21/2026

Only 10 in stock! Conservation In Progress now available.

04/20/2026

Available now! Shop via link in bio or the Meta shop. 🌲

Half Dome. 😍 📸
04/18/2026

Half Dome. 😍

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04/16/2026

Chain Lakes Loop in Washington 🌲

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04/16/2026

Did you know roughly 85% of Iceland’s power comes from geothermal and hydroelectric power sources?

04/15/2026

Baker River Trail 😮‍💨

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Scientists in Northern California say a pair of endangered California condors may be incubating the region’s first condo...
04/15/2026

Scientists in Northern California say a pair of endangered California condors may be incubating the region’s first condor egg in more than 100 years. The two birds, released in Humboldt County as part of the Northern California Condor Restoration Program, appear to have nested high in an old growth redwood within Redwood National and State Parks. Researchers have not visually confirmed the egg, but GPS tracking data and the pair’s behavior strongly suggest incubation is underway.

The possible nest is an important milestone for condor recovery in far Northern California. California condors were pushed to the brink of extinction by hunting, habitat loss, power line collisions, and especially lead poisoning from bullet fragments in carcasses. By the 1980s, only 22 condors remained in the wild.

Recovery efforts through captive breeding and reintroduction have helped bring the species back. Today, hundreds of condors live in the wild, while additional birds remain in captivity as part of breeding programs. If this egg survives, it would mark a major step toward establishing a self sustaining condor population in Northern California once again.

04/14/2026

35% off any order through Sunday! Discount automatically applies. 🌲

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