Woodlands United
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Our organization focuses on:​​
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Providing sustainable habitat for wildlife
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Rescuing forest ecosystems
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Create a lasting connection with youth to empower generations to come
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Invasive species awareness
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Habitat creation and restoration
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Harvesting for stronger woodlands
Providing sustainable habitat for wildlife
Woodlands United directly supports the creation and protection of sustainable habitats where wildlife can thrive. Every contribution helps fund native plant restoration, preserve migration corridors, install nesting and shelter structures, and manage invasive species that threaten biodiversity. Your support allows us to restore degraded landscapes, monitor wildlife health, and educate local communities on the importance of coexistence. By investing in these efforts, donors play a vital role in safeguarding the natural balance that deer, birds, pollinators, and countless other species depend on. This ensures these wild places remain healthy and vibrant for generations to come.
Rescuing forest ecosystems
Woodlands United partners with universities and other outstanding conservations groups to aid in the rescue of forest ecosystems that are under threat from deforestation, invasive species and pollution. Your support enables us to restore native tree species, rebuild soil health, and reestablish the delicate balance between plants, animals, and microorganisms that make forests thrive. Funds help us remove invasive vegetation, plant diverse native understory, and implement sustainable land management practices that reduce fire risk and erosion. With each donation you're helping to heal damaged woodlands, protect clean air and water sources, and ensure these critical ecosystems can continue to provide shelter, carbon storage, and biodiversity for generations to come.
Connecting with youth to empower
generations to come
Woodlands United helps mentor and create lasting connections between youth and the natural world—empowering the next generation to become passionate stewards of our environment. Your support funds hands-on outdoor education programs, youth-led conservation projects, and mentorship opportunities that inspire curiosity, responsibility, and leadership. From planting trees to tracking wildlife, these experiences teach young people the value of protecting nature and equip them with the knowledge and confidence to make a difference. Every contribution helps nurture a lifelong bond between youth and the land, ensuring that the mission of conservation continues to grow with each new generation.
​Invasive species awareness
Everyone can play a crucial role in raising awareness about invasive species and their impact on native ecosystems. Your support enables us to educate landowners, volunteers, and communities about how invasive plants and animals disrupt natural habitats, outcompete native species, and threaten biodiversity. Your donations help us create outreach materials, host workshops, and implement hands-on removal projects that not only restore balance to affected areas but also empower people to take action on their own land. By spreading knowledge and mobilizing local stewardship, your donation helps stop the spread of invasive species and protect the ecological integrity of our forests and wildlands.
Habitat creation and restoration
Woodlands United directly supports the creation and restoration of vital wildlife habitats across threatened landscapes. Planting native trees, establishing pollinator meadows, building wetlands, and restoring degraded forest floors assist in rebuilding the complex environments that countless species depend on for survival. With your help we can reintroduce biodiversity, stabilize ecosystems, and bring life back to areas damaged by development, pollution, or neglect. Together, we’re not just protecting nature, we are actively rebuilding it. Contributions help with on-the-ground work like soil regeneration, erosion control, and the installation of habitat structures such as bird boxes and brush piles.
Harvesting for a stronger woodlands
When done thoughtfully and sustainably we can significantly enhance forest health and ecological resilience. By selectively removing overcrowded or diseased trees, we allow more light, water, and nutrients to reach healthy specimens. This promotes robust growth and a balanced canopy. Careful thinning also creates a diverse patchwork of habitats that benefit birds, pollinators, and small mammals while reducing the risk of catastrophic wildfires by lowering fuel loads. Sustainable harvesting supports the regeneration of native species by giving them room to thrive. It helps maintain working forests that generate income for further conservation while preventing land fragmentation. Perhaps most importantly, young regrowth areas provide food and cover for wildlife like deer, turkey, and rabbits also improving habitat quality and strengthening the woodland ecosystem as a whole.
