🌲 Not One Acre 🌲

In July of 2025 we released the "Not One Acre" sticker - and you all loved it SO much, that we're bringing it back permanently! This sticker celebrates our public lands - and the continued fight to keep all public land PUBLIC. This sticker is inspired by the USFS badge - and the reminder that it is up to US to protect our public lands.

Okay, but why is it called "Not One Acre"? The phrase "Not One Acre" has been used across the internet to protest Senator Mike Lee's (R) proposal to sell US Forest Service and BLM land. Senator Lee attempted to include a provision to sell at least 2.2 million acres of public land in the 2025 Budget Reconciliation Bill. Thanks to the American people calling and writing their Senators, that provision was removed (yay!) but selling public land remains a goal for a number of politicians around the country. "Not One Acre" is a call to action to protect not just our National Parks and monuments, but the vital multi-use land surrounding these parks that provides a space for research, recreation, and most importantly, a habitat for diverse species of plants and animals.

$1 from every sale of the Not One Acre sticker goes to The Outdoor Alliance, a non-profit that works to protect public lands and waterways through policy and advocacy.

Learn more about The Outdoor Alliance

This sticker measures 3.5" tall by 3" wide. It's the perfect size for a bear canister or the back window of your car.

This sticker, like ALL our stickers, is made from a waterproof vinyl! Stick it on your water bottle, put it through the dishwasher, slap it on your adventure vehicle - it’s ready for whatever you throw its way.