I hope my children's children leave it that way, too, if circumstances allow them to inherit it. I learned just to be from watching sunfish in the pond, birds taking dust baths on the dirt road, frogs watching me as I watched them. It's an important difference. I finally figured out why real farms are often messy looking around the buildings, when you kick over something unimportant it doesn't need to be picked up right away, and nothing should ever be thrown away that might be useful tomorrow. We have a laboratory of nature stretched out daily for our understanding, not our exploitation.
Personal solutions exist.
Out of personal solutions great solutions can be put together. Get some as soon as you can, the wilder and scruffier the better. Then do nothing. It will be your school. And it might become your home.