Woolbank Makes Conservation Accessible
The Woolbank Conservancy makes conservation accessible through regional restoration projects, environmental storytelling, and agroforestry apprenticeships. Our 16 acre conservation farm demonstrates regenerative agriculture and offers sustainably-raised crops to the Great Lakes Region.
Woolbank Programs
We restore watersheds, forests, and shorelines through community-rooted conservation.
From riparian buffers to oak forest regeneration, we work alongside farmers, tribes, and land stewards to heal ecosystems and protect biodiversity.
Land Stewardship
We uplift the voices of landworkers, naturalists, and generational conservationists through creative media and public engagement.
Our storytelling projects honor place-based knowledge, ecological memory, and lived experience, reconnecting people to land and water through film, reflection, and narrative that inspires belonging and stewardship.
Environmental Storytelling
Agroecology Initiatives
We grow resilient food systems through regenerative farming, education, and innovation.
Through apprenticeships, seed recovery, and climate-adaptive cropping, we empower new stewards and revive land-based knowledge for a just and thriving agricultural future.
“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
Woolbank Conservancy is seeking 3 passionate individuals to join our Board—a strategic, collaborative body guiding our mission to make conservation accessible through environmental storytelling, agroecology initiatives, and regional habitat restoration.
Learn more about becoming a woolbank board member and read the role description available below!
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