Environmentalism

After multiple delays and an unwavering commitment from the team at For Wild Places, the first Pilliga Ultra trail run has now come and gone over this past weekend. Runners, crew members, event organisers,...

Don’t Bag the Environment is Paddy Pallin’s longest-running campaign. The business wanted to find a way to offset the use of shopping bags, so since the early 90s has donated $0.20 for every bag declined...

The Jetboil CrunchIt is back on the market and we are pretty excited about it! Safely and easily recycle your own disposable gas canisters at home. This handy little device will save you a lot of time and...

In our precious local Blue Mountains area, there are a number of native species that are at risk - including five species known as the Cliffhanging Five. The Save Our Species Program from the NSW Office of...

Thank you to everyone who participated in Paddy Pallin's Wild Rivers Photo contest in any capacity - whether you entered, signed the petition, educated yourself or helped spread the word! For those of you...

Here’s to all of you who rugged up in your new windbreaker straight after purchase, who put on your new merino socks and laced up your new hiking boots before walking out of the store, who threw your...

Raising the Warragamba Dam in New South Wales by 14 metres will destroy over 4,700 hectares of Blue Mountains World Heritage National Park, inundating 48 threatened plant and animal species and 65 km of Wild...

Since its inception in 1995, Icebreaker has held the welfare of living beings and the planet as a priority. Founder, Jeremy Moon's, aim was to provide garments for outdoor adventures with less reliance on...

If we don’t act soon, by 2050 there’ll be more plastic in our oceans than fish.* One million marine animals die each year due to marine debris. For many reasons, marine life is fast disappearing...

The founder of the Paddy Pallin stores, Frank Austin ‘Paddy’ Pallin, (1900-1991), was well know for his love of the bush and for his support of exploration, adventure and conservation in Australia. In 1958...