Woolbank Makes Conservation Accessible

The Woolbank Conservancy magnifies the link between resource conservation and local food production through regional conservation projects, agroforestry apprenticeships, and environmental storytelling. Our 16 acre conservation farm demonstrates regenerative agriculture and offers agroforestry education in the Great Lakes Region.

Highlighting the unsung pioneers of regenerative farming nationwide is necessary beyond measure. Follow along to learn how to get involved with:

High Plains Freshwater Commons - Black Farmers Protecting the Ogallala Aquifer in Western Kansas

Freshwater Mussels- Humble Heros of Riparian Habitats

We are building a conservation farm to demonstrate the commodity and wildlife habitat benefits that trees bring to a farming operation. Learn about our programming below:

Changing the farming landscape is possible. We’ve done it before.

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“Unless and until the importance of agricultural ecosystems to biodiversity conservation is recognized- and efforts are made to make agriculture part of the solution rather than the cause- we risk missing out of this vital element of biodiversity protection.”

— Anja Gassner