Partner Organizations
The Model
One protected property on the Niagara Escarpment. Five organizations. A shared commitment to land, learning, and ecological responsibility.
Wilde Land Conservation and Education Corporation holds and stewards land so that mission-aligned organizations can deliver education, conservation, science, early childhood programming, restoration, and community impact.
Kimbercote is the flagship example of this model.
At Kimbercote
Five not-for-profit organizations sharing one protected property — each with its own mission, all rooted in the same land.
www.wildeschool.ca
Wilde School provides outdoor, experiential, academically grounded education rooted in nature, challenge, responsibility, and meaningful work.
Hundred Acre Woods Preschool connects young children to nature, movement, play, and early childhood learning on the land.
www.growwilde.org
Grow WILDE expands the reach of land-based learning through curriculum, teacher training, outdoor education, and community programming. Its work supports schools and communities that want to connect students more deeply to land, place, ecology, and responsibility.
WILDE Beginnings Preschool offers early childhood education grounded in nature, relationship, play, movement, and healthy development.
www.elephantthoughts.com
Elephant Thoughts contributes science education, environmental learning, food systems, restoration, and community programming.
The Role of Wilde Land
Wilde Land provides the conservation foundation. The partner organizations bring the land to life.
Wilde Land holds and stewards the land. The organizations working on it deliver education, science, restoration, and programming. The land is shared. The work is distinct.
The result is a campus where land protection, education, and ecological restoration happen on the same ground, at the same time.
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The Kimbercote model shows how one protected property can support a broader educational and ecological ecosystem.