Wild Land Areas

Wild Land Areas are regions largely untouched by human development, characterized by natural landscapes like forests, mountains, grasslands, and wetlands. They are important for biodiversity, ecosystem health, and climate regulation. These areas typically experience minimal infrastructure or urbanization, allowing native plants and animals to thrive. Because of their relatively pristine state, Wild Land Areas provide opportunities for recreation, conservation, and preserving natural processes. They often serve as vital corridors for wildlife migration and genetic diversity, making them essential for environmental sustainability and resilience against climate change.