Dense forest landscape surrounded by mature trees

Kanchanaburi · Thailand

Living in harmony
with nature.

Protecting wild spaces and creating sustainable ways for people and wildlife to thrive together.

Conservation · Sustainability · EducationSCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓

Why We Exist

A future where
nature thrives.

01

Our Mission

Ourland works to protect and reestablish wildlife corridors while developing sustainable techniques and systems for living in harmony with nature.

02

Our Vision

We envision a world where wild spaces are thriving, expanding, and cherished for the sustained benefit of people and wildlife.

What guides our work

Three pillars.
One shared purpose.

Lasting conservation depends on more than protecting land. It requires sustainable ways of living and people equipped to protect the natural world.

An elephant in its natural forest habitat

01 / OUR PILLARS

Conservation

OurLand is located at the southern tip of the Western Forest Complex, one of the largest contiguous forests in Southeast Asia. We currently protect 26 Rai of a strategic wildlife corridor adjacent to Salakphra Wildlife Sanctuary, protecting the path to an access point on the River Kwae often frequented by wild elephants and other creatures.

Solar panels as part of a sustainable energy system

02 / OUR PILLARS

Sustainability

Our conservation efforts are bolstered by our ecovillage, where we test drive sustainable techniques and technologies that encourage integration with and regeneration of our natural world. We seek replicability in our designs and use locally available materials whenever possible.

A group learning together outdoors

03 / OUR PILLARS

Education

Our ecovillage also functions as an education center. We take student groups, members of the local community, and engaged tourists through our reserve, ecovillage, and local conservation projects. We also facilitate a connection with the natural world through new-normal online courses.

Be part of the journey

A better future begins
with coexistence.

Discover how conservation, sustainable living, and education can help people and wildlife thrive together.