Socks That Protect National Parks
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Socks That Protect National Parks by Conscious Step Socks
The Conscious Step "Socks that Protect National Parks" are a collection of thoughtfully designed and ethically produced socks that directly support the preservation of U.S. National Parks. A portion of the proceeds from every pair sold is donated to the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA). This organization works to celebrate, protect, and preserve America's most iconic and inspirational natural places for present and future generations.
Size small: Fit for US Women’s Shoe Sizes 5-9
Made from Certified Organic Cotton
"I was in there today may 17th 2025 and two very lovely employees helped me out! One was a guy (cashier) other was a young woman in a hat. The guy asked if I would like the plant repotted and informed me that I needed a bigger pot for the plant to grow in. The girl walked me back to the pots and helped me pick the right size! They were very friendly and helpful they made my visit there amazing! I hope you know who I am talking about so you can give them recognition!"
- Candice Johnson, May 2025
"This is a beautiful garden store in Ft. Collins, Colo. This isn't a discount store but the quality of their plants and merchandise are good quality. We are a cactus/succulent family and we found some very healthy plants, some different than we have found previously. Large facility broken up into manageable rooms for browsing. The employees are there if you need them and the young man at the register was pleasant, knowledgeable and accommodating. If you enjoy spending time at a nursery/garden store there is no reason not to enjoy the Bath Garden Center."
- Debra Harris, November 2025
"Best plant nursery in town!"
- Jessica, August 2026
"I’ve been here many times to get irrigation supplies. I really appreciate their knowledge, patience, and assistance on the subject. I also like that in their lawn irrigation center, it’s only supplies you might need for your lawn, nothing else."
- C Way, March 2023