Keep Wilderness Wild

The Wilderness Land Trust acquires unprotected private land within wilderness, returning it to public ownership to guarantee that future generations can enjoy the enduring resources of wilderness.

Founded in 1992, the Trust has become the leader in protecting and securing wilderness lands.

The Wilderness Land Trust Completes First Acquistion in Nevada

Jan. 17, 2012

The Bureau of Land Management honors The Wilderness Land Trust

Jan. 07, 2012

Mendocino National Forest and Wilderness Land Trust purchase and protect last two private inholdings, completing the Sanhedrin Wilderness Area

Nov. 28, 2011

Wilderness Land Trust purchases and protects inholding in the Santa Lucia Wilderness Area

Nov. 17, 2011

Property Acquisition Protects Silver Creek in Wild Sky Wilderness

Nov. 07, 2011

Yolla Bolly-Middle Eel Wilderness

Mendocino County, California

The Trust purchased a 640-acre ranch and is seeking $200,000 to restore the property to it's natural condition.

James Peak Wilderness

Gilpin County, Colorado

The Trust secures 320 acres that blocked acess to Little Echo Lake and needs to raise and additional $150,000 to complete the project.