Robert Comstock has served for over 21 years as a director on the board of the Peregrine Fund and World Center for Birds of Prey, a non-profit organization with biologists working in over 64 countries worldwide to save endangered raptor species, their threatened natural habitat, and its indigenous cultures and native peoples. Robert Comstock has supported BOP projects in Madagascar, Greenland, and Mongolia and has actively participated with Peregrine Fund executive directors and scientists in projects ranging from the Arctic, to the Neo-Tropics, to Outer Mongolia, and other remote environments.
Personal experiences include banding peregrine chicks in Greenland, suspended by rope and climbing harness on precipitous granite walls, and hunting small game with Mongolian tribesmen, who ride horseback and use golden eagles, much like their ancestors, dating to Genghis Khan. He helps direct and fund Peregrine Fund efforts involving restoration, habitat conservation,
applied research, and environmental education.
Robert Comstock's designs speak to the adventurer in us all. Many of his adventures support biological projects by Peregrine Fund scientists, and all offer exciting new experiences on the "road less traveled", with exotic shapes, colors, patterns, and textures that he translates into fashion and shares through his uniquely finished, casually oriented, elegantly luxurious men's leather and fabric sportswear--authentic, original apparel that speaks your body language.
A passionate curiosity for remote places, their indigenous wildlife, and native cultures has taken him paddling down Amazon headwaters, up vertical rock Greenland cliffs, into the Mongolian wilderness, and through primitive Papua, New Guinea.
