Big Agnes Supports Conservation Organizations With Nature Print Chair Collection

Big Agnes introduces its Nature Print Chair Collection, a continuation of its furniture line featuring prints inspired by nature. The collection includes Brown Trout, Lichen and Elevation prints, with a portion of the sales supporting the Yampa River Fund and the Continental Divide Trail Coalition (CDTC).

“The Nature Print Chair Collection was inspired by our local mountains and the river which runs just steps from our office in Steamboat Springs,” said Garett Mariano, marketing director, Big Agnes. “These natural wonders have been our inspiration and testing grounds for 20 years, and these prints highlight our commitment to the Continental Divide Trail and the Yampa River.”

The fabrics will be available on some of the brand’s most popular chairs, including the Mica Basin Camp Chair, Mica Basin Armchair, Big Six Camp Chair and the Big Six Armchair.

The “Brown Trout” print pays homage to the outdoor lifestyles rooted in river-based recreational activities with a tribute to the Yampa River. The “Lichen” print took its inspiration from the brand’s 2018 staff trip along the Colorado portion of the Continental Divide Trail and seeing the hundreds of lichen species that cling to its rocks. The “Elevation” print’s influence came from the patterns found on local topographic and river system maps.

“The Nature Print Collection is a creative and impactful tribute to the Yampa River and its surroundings,” said Andy Baur of the Nature Conservancy and manager of the Yampa River Fund. “It demonstrates Big Agnes’ dedication to helping us preserve a healthy water supply and protecting the wildlife habitat where Brown Trout swim freely, and our community thrives.”

“Big Agnes continues to be a valued partner of the Continental Divide Trail Coalition,” said Teresa Martinez, executive director, CDTC. “From their adoption of 75 miles of the CDTC to this Nature Print Chair Collection, they have helped support our coalition’s mission of completing, promoting and protecting this revered trail.”

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