Thanks to the community that rallies around EALT’s mission, we never doubt our ability to achieve our biggest goals.
In 2022, we started the Action Amplified campaign to raise $1.5 million for land stewardship. We set this goal after receiving a five-year, $1.5 million grant from Environment and Climate Change Canada to secure carbon-rich land in the Edmonton area.
This launched a period of tremendous growth, allowing us to add nearly 1,000 new acres to our care. Today, in 2026, EALT protects 3,442 acres across 22 conservation lands, with additional securements underway.
EALT conservation lands provide essential habitat for wildlife and plant species at a time of rapid biodiversity loss. The forests, wetlands, and grasslands also play a critical role in capturing and storing carbon, representing meaningful local action in the global fight against climate change.
We know that securing land is only the beginning. For every acre we protect, we must also make sure we can fund stewardship, forever. Your support helps us care for all the lands we have worked so hard to secure together with our donors, funders, and partners.
Donate below through CanadaHelps and you’ll receive a charitable receipt by email.
Mail your donation to our office at #101, 10471-178 Street Northwest, Edmonton AB, T5S 1R5.
Donate securities or mutual funds to EALT by donating through Canada Helps.
The Edmonton and Area Land Trust (EALT) is planning to raise an estimated amount of $65,000 this fiscal year through donor fundraising campaigns, in addition to grant- and endowment-raising for land stewardship. Thanks to our operating endowment which supports administrative costs, 100% of your gift supports land stewardship.
For further information, please contact Sheila Campbell, Executive Director at 780-483-7578. Our address is #101, 10471-178 St N.W, Edmonton, Alberta T5S 1R5 and EALT is incorporated in Alberta. Our charitable registration number is 85470 1356 RR0001 and our charitable purpose is, in short, land conservation in Edmonton and its vicinity.
Volunteers are at the heart of all of our accomplishments and make our conservation work possible. Find out about volunteer opportunities!