Sponsorships
In celebration of our 40th Anniversary in 2007, Lowepro entered into a partnership with Polar Bears International to help raise awareness about the endangered Polar Bear habitat and the effects of global warming. We invite you to join us on this quest. A good place to start is PBI's website at http://www.polarbearsinternational.org/. Not only will you find a wealth of balanced information on issues affecting polar bears, you'll learn that 100% of the money they raise goes for the bears. Donate. Volunteer. Get involved. The last chapter isn’t written yet, and we all have a hand in how this turns out.
Amazon
Watch works with indigenous and environmental organizations in the Amazon
Basin to defend the environment and advance indigenous peoples' lefts in the
face of large-scale industrial development-oil & gas pipelines, power lines,
roads, and other mega-projects.
Brooks
Institute of Photography is the world's leader in commercial professional
photographic education. Lowepro is proud to encourage young photographers by
supporting Brooks Institute of Photography.
Lowepro is an active member of The Conservation
Alliance, a group of companies in the outdoor industry which provides
substantial grants to grassroots environmental initiatives.
The Mission of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society is to get new parks
established and to make sure nature comes first in their management. Lowepro
shares the vision and supports CPAWS' work.
This volunteer organization bring hundreds of children to the
United States for medical treatment and sends surgical teams around the world.
Lowepro is pleased to provide hope by assisting Healing the Children.
Native
Planet is dedicated to raising awareness about cultural preservation issues.
Working closely with native communities they produce vivid, online
culture/adventure documentaries and promote sustainable development
solutions.
Founded in 1990, Raincoast Conservation Society is a non-profit research and public education organization. Raincoast works in partnership with scientists, First Nations, government and Non-Governmental Organizations to build support for decisions that protect grizzly bears, wolves, wild salmon, and marine and
rainforest habitat in BC's Great Bear Rainforest.

