Home Field Conservation Group connects professional sports teams with conservation projects that protect the real species and habitats represented by their mascots. By working with experienced conservation organizations, teams can fund meaningful habitat protection and restoration while giving fans a lasting way to participate in wildlife conservation.
Mascots are some of the most recognizable symbols in sports. They inspire loyalty, represent local identity, and connect generations of fans. We believe they can also become powerful ambassadors for wildlife conservation.
Home Field Conservation Group helps teams turn that connection into action by supporting projects for the species their mascots represent. A team named after a bear could help restore bear habitat. A team represented by a panther could support wildlife corridors. A team associated with a bird of prey could help protect nesting and hunting grounds.
Each partnership connects a familiar sports identity with a real conservation need.
We match your mascot to a credible species, habitat, or ecological need with the help of qualified conservation partners.
Your team, its corporate sponsors, or both fund habitat protection, restoration, and long-term land management.
Verified field updates become fan engagement, original content, and a conservation legacy that grows each season.
Professional sports teams have passionate communities, trusted local identities, and the ability to make complex issues feel personal. A mascot-linked conservation project gives fans an immediate reason to care. It turns wildlife protection from an abstract environmental issue into a shared effort connected to a team they already love.
Your mascot already means something to your fans. Together, we can use that connection to protect the species and landscapes that inspired it.
We work with teams and conservation experts to identify a credible project, define the partnership, coordinate implementation, and create meaningful ways for fans, players, employees, and sponsors to participate.
Whether your organization is interested in a pilot project or a long-term conservation platform, we would welcome the opportunity to explore what your mascot could represent beyond the field.