Sustainability Report and Corporate Commitment
In 2020, Trek conducted an emissions audit to better understand the company’s impact and build a plan to become a more conscious and sustainable global citizen. The report shows the findings, explains the actions the company has taken to lighten its footprint, details its goals and sets a vision for change.
Organization
Trek Bicycle
Publication Date
2024
Location
Wisconsin
National or Global
Topic
Sustainability
Activity
Bicycling
Birding/Wildlife viewing
Camping
Climbing
Equestrian
Fishing
Hiking/Running
Hunting
Motorized sports (boat, snowmobile, ATV, etc.)
Paddling
Winter sports (downhill, Nordic, tube, snowshoe, snowmobile)
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2015 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Wisconsin Bike Federation
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American Sportfishing Association: Economic Contributions of Recreational Fishing
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