The European Conservation Alliance (EOCA) is celebrating a milestone after seven years of existence. It now has more than 100 members – 102 to be precise as of a few days ago – following a massive 29 percent increase in the number of new memberships in the last six months. The nine companies that signed up most recently to reach the 100 target will be presented with their membership certificates on the main stage at the OutDoor Party in Friedrichshafen on July 13. They are: Arc'teryx, RAB, Trek and Mountain Ltd, HEY-Sport, Scandinavian Outdoor Group, Scandinavian Outdoor Consulting, Mountains4U, Unifi and Kozikidz. All the members of EOCA, including The Outdoor Industry Compass, are all listed on the association's website, www.outdoorconservation.eu.
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