In Ryan's Words

"I’ve met a lot of NASCAR fans who are avid fisherman like me, and they know how important it is to protect the beautiful land and water that we enjoy today so our grandchildren can enjoy it in the future.”

 

Projects

Racing for Wildlife unites the sports community with passionate land and water conservationists across the country. The Conservation Fund and the Ryan Newman Foundation launched the program in 2007 to begin building an American land legacy for generations of sports enthusiasts who share Newman’s love of the outdoors.

 

What’s on the Horizon?

Ryan Newman and Racing for Wildlife are a winning team and will not stop after the first lap is over. Racing for Wildlife is evaluating new opportunities to protect important wildlife habitat and recreation areas that families can enjoy together. Stay tuned for announcements of new projects.

 

Current Projects

 

Alabama - Talladega National Forest

Ryan Newman and NASCAR legend Bobby Allison are racing to protect more than 1,100 acres in the Talladega National Forest. This tract of land in the Talladega National Forest protects a portion of the Pinhoti Trail, which links to the Appalachian Trail in Georgia.  Read more>

Michigan: Waterloo Recreation Area

Only a short drive from Michigan International Speedway is the 20,000 acre Waterloo Recreation Area, a unique location for outdoor adventures. Racing for Wildlife is focused on expanding opportunities for Michigan youth to get outdoors by supporting the Cedar Lake Outdoor Center and Mill Lake Youth Camp.   Read more>
Help Us Cross the Finish Line

Ryan Newman and Bobby Allison are in a race to save wildlife. Donate today to get them closer to the finish line.