Our Mission
Why Wild Valley
Why Wild Valley
As development accelerates across our
area, Wild Valley invites our community to step forward!
This initiative calls on our residents, (both new and established), to take responsibility for the land we share, insuring its ecological health and beauty for generations to come.
Why Wild Valley
Why Wild Valley
Why Wild Valley
The Beaver Valley is rich in natural beauty, but often, the land around our homes no longer support the wildlife that belong here.
Wild Valley encourages residents to reconnect with the land by planting native trees, shrubs, grasses and flowers and embracing a ecological approach to
property maintenance.
Whether you are planting a single flowerbed or restoring acres of land, your efforts matter.
How to Wild
Why Wild Valley
How to Wild
You don't need to be an expert to make a difference. Wild Valley is about taking simple, meaningful steps toward a healthier landscape.
- Replace non native plants with native species
- Create a new habitat for pollinators and birds
- Let parts of your land grow naturally
- Learn how ecological landscaping benefits the whole valley
Become a Wild Valley Participant
Supporter
Valley Steward
Home Guardian
Ideal for residents who wish to support the movement & learn more about diversifying their properties. Ideal for anyone curious about
re-wilding. Start small, learn and support!
- Offer a pledge to support local biodiversity, reduce pesticides & herbicides
- Receive a welcome package with easy re-wilding options
- Access to educational materials
- Invitations to community events & workshops
Home Guardian
Valley Steward
Home Guardian
Take action on your land!
Property owners willing to make visible small to medium-scale habitat improvements.
Receive Home Guardian designation yard sign and be added to the Wild Valley map.
- Convert part of a lawn meadow
- Convert existing gardens fully or partially to native perennials
- Plant a brand new pollinator space
- Plant Trees or ideally
Take action on your land!
Property owners willing to make visible small to medium-scale habitat improvements.
Receive Home Guardian designation yard sign and be added to the Wild Valley map.
- Convert part of a lawn meadow
- Convert existing gardens fully or partially to native perennials
- Plant a brand new pollinator space
- Plant Trees or ideally a mini forest
- Add a habitat feature - bird box, log pile, pollinator shelter
Valley Steward
Valley Steward
Valley Steward
Lead by example!
Ideal for Landowners/ developers wishing to make meaningful changes to an existing property or new build
- Significant habitat restoration or planting including native plant, trees and shrubs.
- Working toward a 70% increase in native species
- Working to protect natural features; wetland, forest, slopes
- Development projects must reach net gain biodiversity standard