Stewardship and education

What we do

Back Country Land Trust connects people with protected open space through conservation, restoration, outdoor learning, guided walks, and hands-on stewardship.

Programs and projects

Care for land.
Build community.

These program areas mirror the existing site while focusing the language on work that can be carried out locally and updated easily by future land managers.

Community
conservation

We invite neighbors, volunteers, partners, and supporters to participate in the protection and preservation of local natural habitats and wildlife.

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Early
education

Outdoor learning, guided experiences, and age-appropriate conservation activities help young people build a lasting connection with the natural world.

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Habitat
restoration

Stewardship projects can strengthen native habitat, support biodiversity, and improve the resilience of the landscape over time.

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Field stewardship

Work directly on the land.

Trail maintenance, cleanup days, invasive-plant work, and habitat care are practical ways to support Wright's Field and surrounding open space.

Volunteer

Public connection

Learn outside.

Use this area for guided hikes, field classes, community programs, and other public opportunities.

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Support the work

Every contribution helps.

Donations and volunteer time help sustain conservation, restoration, and education programs. Link this section to the organization's approved donation platform before launch.

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