160 Newly Acquired Acres to Land Fund
Thank you, All in the Wild patrons!
"In 2010, my team at All in the Wild, and I, decided that we wanted to do something that would more directly contribute to the conservation of nature, and so we decided to create the All in the Wild Land Fund. Since then, six percent of all sales from my work have gone towards this fund, which has allowed for 1,600 acres of land to be purchased and set aside for conservation.Today, I am pleased to announce that with your support we have now acquired an additional 160 acres for a total of 1760 conservation acres that will be untouched and natural."
Jason Leo Bantle
The All in the Wild Land Fund supports and showcases a diversity of distinct habitats – prairie, parkland, boreal forest, wetlands – which emphasizes that wildlife habitat regardless of its location in Canada is important and worthy of conservation and celebration. Land parcels are now located in five distinct habitats of Saskatchewan.
"All in the Wild exemplifies a carbon negative company. The conservation lands we have purchased remove 4,160,000 kilograms of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere each year, as well as ensuring intact ecosystems for species to thrive. Imagine the possibilities if more companies followed our example."
Jason Leo Bantle
Learn More About Our Land Fund Here
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Earth Day 2025: The Power of Grey Owl
“The Power of Grey Owl” was selected by the artist, Jason Leo Bantle, as All in the Wild’s 2025 Earth Day print. For us, and for Jason, this is a very special designation with significant meaning. The theme of Earth Day 2025 – Our Power, Our Planet – encourages us all to support renewable energy.
Our actions are our voice. Grey Owl, one of Canada’s earliest and best-known conservation advocates, reminded us that “You belong to nature, not it to you”. This image portrays the power of and power within this owl, power in the message from Grey Owl, and the power of this image to change the way you and I act towards our planet.
