Garmont has partnered with GCC, the Global Conservation Corps, in their “Save the Rhino” mission. GCC helps communities to take ownership of the nature surrounding them. Garmont is supporting GCC'S “Future Rangers Program” in four schools with 1,600 students aged five to 18. GCC aims to educate children about careers in conservation and teach them about the value of wildlife. Garmont supplies GCC with donations and equipment. The Italian shoe brand also developed a special shoe model for GCC.
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