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Your generous contributions to LandAlone help us fulfill our missions to Educate and Conserve:

Education: Our education campaign is much more than the dissemination of facts and figures. Through your generous contributions we are enabled to gift images of Earth’s natural beauty to schools and public libraries throughout the world. We are all inclined towards nature and this gifting program is an important step in inspiring young and old alike to form linkages to natural worlds they may not know.
Inner contentment seems to elude many persons living in a pressurized world. Nature’s rhythms, however, are often the very catalyst for finding it. The constant renewal found in nature stirs within us a real hope. Hope, in turn inspires peace. Peace prompts contentment.
The establishment of LandAlone Images of Natural History Museum is an important part of our educational program. The purpose of this museum (and its proposed satellites in both established and remediation areas) is to strengthen individual commitment toward the stewardship of planet Earth through rotating exhibitions focusing on images of the wild and natural world.
Conservation: To some degree the future of all earthly species is dependent on deliberate conservation acts of the human species. When we choose to do something, regardless of how small that something may be, we have acted in a responsible way for our planetary homeland and our fellow creatures.

Every acre of land lying fallow can aid in the regeneration of natural habitat for untold numbers of earthly inhabitants whose future is always affected by human management. LandAlone accepts parcels of land which can be held for conservation. Your donation of land will aid in our conservation goals, and more importantly benefit untold numbers of Earth’s seemingly voiceless inhabitants.

All images courtesy of SoloTerra. Images on this page from top:
(1) Pyrenees Mountains, Europe (2) Rocky Mountains, North America
(3) Grizzly surveys his North American homeland (4) Oaks in the Pacific watershed, North America
(5) Atlantic seabed from three miles above the Caribbean