Shop ›
SHOP EVENTS RESOURCES ABOUT CONTACT






Shop

Socks That Protect National Parks

$19.99


Item # 810037357264

In Stock

This item is available for Shipping!


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




"This local nursery is great! Lots of events and seasonal promotions, even cool decor and nick-nacks. I even got a few cut tops there! It's a great shop with great service. They also have a rewards program."

- Debbie Swann, February 2024

"My favorite nursery in Fort Collins. High quality plants and flowers. Every gardening accessory you can think of. Tons of gifts for gardeners and crafty people in your life."

- Kelly Ridgley, April 2025

"Wow! What a wonderful first time to Bath!! The staff is beautiful!! Professional, knowledgeable and so willing to help and inform. The selection of indoor plants (this is what I came in for) is spectacular and the care they give their plants is exceptional. Hundreds of plants and in my time at Bath saw not one brown leaf. No dying plants and no unhealthy plants which tells me that they are meticulous in their care. I would like to give a shout out to “The Sheriff.” I believe her real name is Martha! Unbelievable human being. They went over and above to help me find the perfect oversized houseplant. They made it a beautiful experience and not just a buying experience. Sheriff!! You made me a happy man, customer and future customer of Bath!! ✌🏼❤️"

- Styles Smith, November 2024

"Have just about everything you need for your yard."

- Bud Bussard, April 2024