Support the Land
Support Land That Teaches
The Case for Giving
Conservation that teaches responsibility.
Many conservation models focus primarily on protection. Wilde Land adds an active educational and stewardship layer — where students help restore, study, and care for the land over time.
That is a different kind of conservation. It requires more: more infrastructure, more coordination, more sustained commitment. And it produces something that passive protection cannot — a generation of people who have actually done the work, on real land, with real consequences.
Donors who support Wilde Land are not funding a program. They are funding a proof of concept: that conservation and education belong on the same land, at the same time, for the same reasons.
Kimbercote is that proof. Your gift helps build it.
"The land is the lesson. The students are the stewards. Your support is what makes both possible."
Wilde Land Conservation and Education Corporation is a registered not-for-profit organization. Unless otherwise stated, contributions are not eligible for charitable tax receipts.
Ways to Support
Ways to Support
Give to Wilde Land
A direct gift supports land stewardship, ecological restoration, native species production, trail care, and student stewardship work at Kimbercote and future Wilde Land properties.
Support a restoration project
Direct your gift toward specific restoration work — habitat restoration, invasive species removal, native planting, or trail and watershed care.
Discuss a land gift
If you own land and are thinking about its long-term protection, we welcome a conversation about conservation options and what the Wilde Land model might make possible.
Become a stewardship partner
Organizations, foundations, and community partners can work with Wilde Land to support conservation, education, and ecological stewardship in a sustained and specific way.
Sponsor native species production
Support the growing of native plants for local ecosystem restoration — from seed collection and greenhouse propagation through to field planting on Escarpment land.
Support student field science
Help fund the tools, materials, and time that allow students to do real ecological monitoring, inventory, and restoration work — not simulations of it.
Contribute to trail and habitat restoration
Trails, meadows, forest edges, wetlands, and riparian zones all need ongoing care. Your support helps maintain and restore these systems over time.
Support the Land
Help Protect Land That Teaches
Your support does more than protect land. It puts children to work on it — learning science, practicing stewardship, and building a direct relationship with the natural world.
Wilde Land Conservation and Education Corporation is a registered not-for-profit organization. Unless otherwise stated, contributions are not eligible for charitable tax receipts.