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The EXP Foundation works to support the communities and ecosystems we are privileged to explore and operate within. A portion of each journey directly supports these local non-profit organizations working to protect, preserve, and empower their communities.

Yee Ha’ólníi Doo

A grassroots, indigenous-led, nonprofit organization, Yee Ha’ólníi Doo’s vision is to empower Navajo and Hopi people with the fortitude to overcome challenges through traditional principles of self-reliance and interrelatedness. Their mission is to build collective Navajo and Hopi power to exercise their inherent rights to self-determination by putting their cultural values and teachings into practice to rebuild and revitalize their communities.

Teton Raptor Center

Founded more than 20 years ago by two field biologists, Teton Raptor Center is a nonprofit organization advancing raptor conservation through education, research, and rehabilitation. Each year they deliver 400 live raptor programs, study raptors in the wild across Wyoming and Montana, and care for more than 160 injured birds each year, giving them the opportunity to return to life in the wild.

Turner Endangered Species Fund

The Turner Endangered Species Fund is a nonprofit founded in 1997 dedicated to conserving biodiversity by ensuring the persistence of imperiled species and their habitats with an emphasis on private land. From releasing Bolson tortoises on his ranch in New Mexico to managing and increasing suitable habitats for monarch butterflies along their migration routes, and dozens of other projects, their goal is population persistence with little or no human intervention. Simply put, their mission is to “Save Everything.”

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