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WILD ABUNDANCE
Land Access Collective

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  • A small, membership-based model granting frequent, seasonal Land access for ethical harvest, observation, and quiet connection during the growing season

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  • Harvest wild edible, medicinal and craft plants.  Ethical and sustainable harvesting is at the heart of this land-access offering. 

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  • Get-to-know-the-land support includes weekly/bi-weekly fb posts and occasional emails highlighting what's in season and ready for harvest.

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  • Enjoy a quiet, respectful environment for personal practice and observation.  

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  • Get access to both wild stands and our 300+ cultivated elder plants (flowers and berries).

Attunement with Rhythms of the Seasons

A stewardship-based access model:

This membership is an invitation into an ongoing relationship with a living landscape.

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We're offering seasonal access to Land where members can observe, wander, and ethically harvest from wild spaces within established guidelines.

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It is designed for herbalists, foragers, land-based practitioners, and those who feel called to deepen their connection with place over time.​​ Small artisan producers are welcome as well!​

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About this Land

Four-decades long history of holistic land-tending...

Jason and Tasha have been tending to this land for 10 years.  They operated a small veggie and herb farm for 8 years, using strict organic and regenerative practices.  While no longer actively farming, they still tend to many herb and food perennial plantings.

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The couple before us, owners of Turnstone Farm, utilized organic practices along with rotational grazing for the variety of animals they raised, including chickens, pigs and sheep.​

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The previous owners, Paul and Laura, acquired the property in the 1980's.  They too practiced organic methods of land management as they established a variety of gardens (fruit, vegetables, and flowers) for their u-pick operation.

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Our Lands have been organically tended for four decades and include unregistered wetland, cropland/gardens and forest.  There is both great abundance and diversity here. 

Land Ethics & Harvesting

Harvesting from our Land is guided by:

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  • Reciprocity
     

  • Ecological sustainability
     

  • Regeneration capacity of each species
     

  • Seasonal abundance
     

  • Shared access among members

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  • Harvest limits may shift throughout the season based on Land conditions, plant health and usage patterns.

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  • Specific harvest limits, rest periods, and plant protections are communicated throughout the season.​​​

View our Harvest Agreement here (coming soon) for more information regarding per-visit harvest guidelines, plant part and root harvesting guidelines, and measures regarding harvest tool cleanliness to prevent spread of jumping worms, pests and diseases.

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Wild vs. Cultivated

Wild Abundance Land Access Distinction:

Membership includes access to and harvesting of wild plants.  A Plant Species List will be provided and will be kept up-to-date throughout the season.

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We are also including member access to / harvesting of our cultivated stand of 300+ elder plants (flower and berry) this year. 

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All other garden beds and production areas are not part of member harvest access.

Who this is for

This may be a good fit for people who:

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  • Have plant knowledge or are actively learning​​

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  • Are comfortable navigating Land independently​​

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  • Want an ongoing relationship with a specific place

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  • Want access to organic Land with known history, especially as it relates to the safe consumption of wild plants as food and medicine.

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  • Want access to Land that allows a generous harvest when done ethically and sustainably, that includes roots, bark and seed.

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  • Appreciate accessibility to a very large number of plants, trees, & shrubs, all in one place.​

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  • Are an herbalist, forager, gardener or homesteader looking for access to safe and nutritious wild food and medicine plants.

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  • Are a small artisan producer (limitations apply - see Harvest Agreement).

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What this
is not

The Wild Abundance Land Access Membership is NOT:

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  • A course, certification, workshop series, or coaching program.
     

  • An instructional or facilitated experience.

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  • A farm share or production harvest program.  All harvesting must follow written guidelines and signed agreement terms, including seasonal limits and plant protection protocols.

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  • A space for events, gatherings, or group facilitation

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  • An unrestricted or unlimited access pass.

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  • Access to hunt.  Hunting is prohibited.

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Community & Culture

A co-created space for people, plant and wildlife communities to thrive!

This small, capped Membership is intentionally limited to maintain ecological integrity and a spacious, enjoyable experience on the Land for all.

 

Members share a commitment to:​

  • Respectful presence  

  • Ecological care

  • Shared access / harvesting

View Membership Agreement here (coming soon).

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Land Access Schedule

Where & When . . .

N7010 Kroghville Rd.

Waterloo, WI  53594

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Primary Access Season

June 1 – October 31

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  • Tuesday–Saturday, dawn to dusk

  • Easy, online reservation required for each visit

  • Sign-in and sign-out required
     

Shoulder Season

(May & November)

  • By request​

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Winter Closure

(December – March)

  • Land closed to members

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Membership, our 1st year together

🌿 Founding Year Recognition

​The first season of the Wild Abundance Land Access Collective is supported and shaped by a small group of Founding Members.

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As a gesture of gratitude for helping establish this model, Founding Members will receive a seasonal gift and acknowledgment of their role in this beginning year.

 

All Founding Member's will receive:

  • $75 off their annual membership rate

  • A custom herbal tea blend (made with herbs organically grown on this Land)

  • A jar of ramp-infused finishing salt

  • A handwritten note of appreciation

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These gifts are offered as a simple thank-you for your support and participation in the Collective’s first season.

 

Early Commitment Recognition:

The first 10 members to enroll will also receive:

  • Early access beginning in April

  • $150 off their annual membership rate

 

Early enrollment provides meaningful support in administration, establishing systems and infrastructure which support a smooth flow for us all.​

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Cost of Membership:  $750 

(not including founding/early commitment discounts)

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*Review the following documents prior to applying: 

​Membership Agreement Form

Harvest Agreement Form

Liability Waiver

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*All forms are being finalized and will be available soon.

Join our email list to be the first to know when all is finalized and enrollment opens. â€‹â€‹

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Plant Species List

A quick glance:

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  • Stinging nettle

  • Dandelion

  • Curly/yellow dock

  • Burdock

  • Viola

  • Water chickweed / chickweed

  • Creeping charlie

  • Wild mustards

  • Amaranth

  • Galinsoga

  • Garlic mustard

  • Lambs quarters

  • Goldenrod,

  • Clover (white / red)

  • Wood sorrel

  • Evening primrose

  • Milkweed

  • Marshmallow

  • Skullcap

  • Purple angelica

  • Cow parsnip

  • Wild parsnip

  • Blue and white vervain,

  • Boneset

  • Joe pye weed,

  • Jewelweed

  • Wild mint

  • Prairie sage

  • Yarrow,

  • Plantain

  • Eastern red cedar,

  • Cattail

  • Sandbar willow

  • Black willow

  • Wild lettuce,

  • Blackcap raspberries

  • Wild Grapes

  • Gooseberry

  • Black cherry

  • Mulberry 

  • Plum

  • Crampbark / high bush cranberry

  • Elderberry

  • Autumn olive

  • Black walnut

  • Pecan   

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