The Climate Action Corps’ 2025 Progress
In 2025, Climate Action Corps members demonstrated resilience in the wake of extraordinary political and economic conditions. CAC’s objective is to drive the outdoor industry towards reducing our collective emissions 50% by 2030, and to achieve net-zero by 2050 in order to reduce the worst impacts from climate change, and limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Utilizing resources from the Outdoor Industry Association’s (OIA) sustainability team, members continued with sustainability efforts despite reduced headcount, budgets, and resources.
The Climate Action Corps is leading the charge to make the outdoor industry more resilient, responsible, and financially stable. Learn more, or better yet, join us.
In 2025, Climate Action Corps members demonstrated resilience in the wake of extraordinary political and economic conditions. CAC’s objective is to drive the outdoor industry towards reducing our collective emissions 50% by 2030, and to achieve net-zero by 2050 in order to reduce the worst impacts from climate change, and limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Utilizing resources from the Outdoor Industry Association’s (OIA) sustainability team, members continued with sustainability efforts despite reduced headcount, budgets, and resources.
The Climate Action Corps is leading the charge to make the outdoor industry more resilient, responsible, and financially stable. Learn more, or better yet, join us.
2025 Climate Action Corps’ Annual Impact
The 2025 Takeaway
Progress took a step backward in 2025 compared to previous years. However, Corps members remain resilient amid rising economic and political pressures in 2025. Over half of Corps members continue to make measurable progress towards their GHG emissions reduction targets. More companies are engaged in sustainability, with a 36% increase in member participation in OIA’s sustainability programs. Despite external challenges, Corps members have continued to show perseverance and commitment to climate action.
A year of Impact Across the Value Chain
Often the most challenging, members are making further progress in supply chain reductions:
2025 Climate Action Corps’ Annual Impact
The 2025 Takeaway
Progress took a step backward in 2025 compared to previous years. However, Corps members remain resilient amid rising economic and political pressures in 2025. Over half of Corps members continue to make measurable progress towards their GHG emissions reduction targets. More companies are engaged in sustainability, with a 36% increase in member participation in OIA’s sustainability programs. Despite external challenges, Corps members have continued to show perseverance and commitment to climate action.
A year of Impact Across the Value Chain
Often the most challenging, members are making further progress in supply chain reductions:
Utilizing resources from Outdoor Industry Association’s (OIA) sustainability team, members have been able to reduce their environmental impact, navigate regulatory challenges, and meet the expectations of increasingly conscious consumers. We look forward to supporting our members’ progress to make greater, measurable reductions in GHG emissions, despite external economic and regulatory pressures facing the industry and our supply chains.
Members who reported in 2025
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