The Wild Mountains Trust is an independent, community focussed, non-profit organisation providing leadership in environmental education and conservation.
The Trust has acquired land south of Rathdowney adjoining the World Heritage Border Ranges National Park for a nature reserve and venue for education. On this magnificent site a world class Centre is being built. Here, using the unique purpose-built residential facility, quality experiential environmental education for the whole community will be provided.
In subtropical and eucalypt forests participants will have the opportunity to discover an amazing natural world. At the same time Wild Mountains can reinforce its educational programs with examples of renewable power generation.
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Recent News
Our amazing Volunteers are putting on a Turnstlye Fundraiser ( 10 laura Street Highgate Hill), Sunday June 16th from 3:30 pm onwards to help raise much needed funds for the Wild Mountains Trust - suggested donation of $10 entry. Hope you can make it! Or if you can't make it but still want to be apart of this great gig you can help out and make an online donation through our website, just add Turnstyle in the notes - Lizz Hills
As the poster to the right says - GO WILD for Wild Mountains, Sunday June 16th from 3:30 pm onwards...
Boronia & Wild Mountains, making a difference: Since 2010, students of Boronia Heights State School have been actively promoting sustainable practices at school and in the community by both participating at a ground level in waste reduction strategies implemented and managed by the students themselves as well as participating in community events like the Logan Eco Festival for 3 years in a row, sharing their knowledge with other children.
Thanks largely to teacher Lisa Maloney, promotion of sustainable environmental practices is now embedded in our school and its success can be attributed to the direct involvement of the students. Students are chosen in year 6 to attend the Environmental Leadership Camp at Wild Mountains called...
Wild Mountains had just run its first Earthkeepers program with 34 students from the Brisbane Montessori School.
Every year we reach out to schools in the region inviting their students to partake in what is arguably a most amazing program. We have had public and private schools, catholic schools and steiner schools but had yet to get Montessori onboard.
This year Scott Cromwell decided to send his students and didn’t regret his decision. In fact Scott, after 17 years of teaching praised it as the best camp he had ever experienced, and that it also fitted perfectly with the Montessori curriculum.
After 30 years Earthkeepers remains relevant and continues to resonate with students and teachers alike. The...
