Join Hispanic Access for a conversation on Latino Conservation Week (September 12-20, 2026)–what it is, why it matters, and how companies can partner in a way that delivers measurable community impact while engaging one of the most powerful and fastest-growing demographics in the United States.

Hosted by Hispanic Access Foundation, a national nonprofit founded in 2010, this event will spotlight a national movement that strengthens communities by cultivating leadership, expanding access to the outdoors and advancing environmental stewardship across the country. Since launching Latino Conservation Week in 2014, Hispanic Access has supported over 2,000 community-led events nationwide, engaging tens of thousands of participants annually through hikes, cleanups, roundtables, film screenings, and hands-on outdoor experiences. These events don’t just bring people outside—they create spaces of belonging, build trust, and support local leaders as they organize, mobilize, and co-create solutions for their communities.

Latino Conservation Week exists to inspire outdoor enjoyment, promote stewardship, and advocate for the protection of land, air, and water, while reducing the cultural, language, and structural barriers that often limit Latino participation in outdoor spaces. This work is more critical than ever. Latinos now represent more than 60 million people in the U.S. and are among the most conservation-minded communities in the country, with 78% of Latino voters supporting stronger conservation protections.

For companies, this moment presents both a values and business opportunity. In 2024, U.S. Latinos generated $3.6 trillion in GDP, making it the world’s second-fastest growing economy after China. Sponsoring Latino Conservation Week offers a powerful way to align your brand with a values-driven, and highly influential demographic, while authentically advancing your ESG, sustainability, and belonging commitments.

Register here.