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Education and Landcare

Wild Mountains inspires living lightly on the planet.

Our transformative programs immerse people in nature, sparking powerful shifts in their perspective on what is important in life. This has led to long lasting positive changes in behaviour such as career moves, consumption habits and influencing friends and family.

We are stewards of this land.

We are committed to improving ecosystem health through the removal of invasive species.

Wild Mountains is an independent, secular centre. Donor funding is essential for us to meet the costs of keeping the Centre doors open.

A person smiling and waving while standing in a lush green forest near a uprooted tree with exposed roots, holding a small potted plant.
People working outdoors, some pushing a wheelbarrow, with lush green trees and a wooden building in the background.
A man sitting on the ground in a forest, smiling, with a wide-brimmed hat placed on the ground beside him.
A group of 13 smiling people of various ages sitting and standing on the steps outside a wooden building, celebrating together.
Group of people on a guided nature walk through a dense forest, observing plants and taking notes.
A person wearing a worn, dirty glove and dark clothing is planting or pulling a small green plant with serrated leaves from the ground amidst grass and leaves.
A man wearing sunglasses and a green T-shirt holding a white tray with potted plants outdoors on a grassy area, with trees and bushes in the background on a sunny day.
A young woman sitting on a raised wooden platform outdoors, holding a power drill, with trees and partially visible people in the background.
An older man wearing a wide-brimmed straw hat kneels on the ground in a field, holding a small potted plant. There is a bucket with more plants nearby and a bag for transporting plants. The man appears to be planting or caring for the young plant.
Two children outdoors in a grassy, wooded area, one holding a fishing rod and the other walking behind.
A man wearing a blue shirt, jeans, and a black cap is smiling and standing in a dense forest, surrounded by branches and green foliage.
Three young girls climbing and sitting on a fallen tree in a forested area, smiling and enjoying outdoor activities.
Two people in a dense forest, one sitting on the ground smiling and spreading her arms, the other standing nearby, both wearing sun hats and outdoor clothing.
A woman in a floral shirt and cowboy hat kneeling outdoors next to a woodworking project with wood slices, holding a drill, on a forested rocky ground.
A woman and two children standing on the porch of a small A-frame cabin in a forest, with trees and greenery in the background. The woman is smiling and leaning on the railing, while the children are standing next to her, all wearing hats.
Three women are hiking through a green forest trail, smiling and enjoying the outdoors. They are wearing hats and casual clothing.
Two people planting a small tree in a lush, green outdoor area with dense trees and plants in the background.
A smiling middle-aged man with glasses and gray hair in a blue hoodie with a sign around his neck in a forest setting.
A group of children outdoors, with one boy in the center taking a selfie. The children are wearing hats and backpacks, standing on grass with trees in the background.
A young boy coloring a cardboard butterfly mask with black outlines and blue wings, sitting at a wooden table in a cozy indoor setting.
Group of people hiking on a forest trail with trees and greenery around, some wearing hats and backpacks.
People holding a seashell outdoors with greenery in the background.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Wild Mountains aims to inspire living lightly on the planet. We do that through running residential Earth Education programs, especially for young people. We also take care of this land improving ecosystem health.

  • Your donation will be used to help cover the running costs of delivering residential programs to young people. Donations are also used to help improve ecosystem health through the removal of invasive species.

  • Yes. All donations over $2 are tax deductible.

    Wild Mountains Trust (ABN 75 767 213133) has endorsement as an income tax exempt charitable entity under Subdivision 50-B of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (ITAA 1997) (Item 1.1 – charitable institution). The Trust is also endorsed as a deductible gift recipient (DGR) under Subdivision 30-55(1) of the ITAA 1997 Item 6.1.1 – public fund on the register of environmental organisations). Wild Mountains Limited (WM Ltd) is the Trustee named for Wild Mountains Trust on the Australian Business Register, and is registered for GST.

  • Yes.

    Please use your email as a reference so that we can send you a receipt.

    Wild Mountains Fund DGR

    BSB 313 140

    Account Number 12024216

  • Yes. Please make it payable to Wild Mountains Trust. Send to:

    Wild Mountains Trust
    487 Philp Mountain Road,
    Running Creek QLD 4287

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