MISSOULA, Mont., March 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- onX , a pioneer in outdoor digital navigation, announces its first Impact Report , sharing the breadth and depth of its 2024 Access and Stewardship Program initiatives and overall commitment as a market leader in both preserving access to and the stewardship of our outdoor landscapes."Access and stewardship go hand-in-hand," said onX Brand Director Frances Kershaw. "We can advocate for outdoor opportunities, but if we don't take care of the places that make those experiences possible, we lose access to them. We're proud to have made meaningful and tangible contributions to the outdoor recreation landscape in 2024, and we remain dedicated to ensuring that the places we love–and the memories they create–are accessible for generations to come."The Impact Report illustrates the cumulative impact of onX's three pillars:Philanthropy and Giving: Since 2019, the company has awarded grant funds to support impact-driven organizations at the forefront of access and stewardship projects across the US. Education and Inspiration: onX aims to inform its collective audience with educational content in a variety of formats. The company also works to engage customers via on-the-ground projects, working to build a sustainable community of recreationists. Advocacy and Action: onX's software is the culmination of millions of pieces of land management data that, when analyzed, can be leveraged to influence lawmakers and drive outdoor recreation policy.Highlights from onX's 2024 Impact Report include the below metrics, achieved in partnership and collaboration with over 30 nonprofits:101,576 acres purchased for public access and conserved in perpetuity.18.6 miles of new trails built.2 new routes opened to hard-to-reach public land.69,112 private land acres enrolled in public hunting access programs.434 trail miles restored, 65 acres cleaned up.3,073 volunteers across 34 states participated in on-the-ground stewardship events.2 legislative bills supported.But the impact doesn't stop there

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