Not sure what it takes to get protected land or natural habitat designation. This would presumably prevent it from being developed on but would allow you to maybe rent it to a sanctuary or non profit.
Can do the old fashioned way (walk the same path daily for weeks. Or the elbow grease way (machete?) and do the physical clearing. Can advertise the path and collect donations from hikers on site
Makes it a quasi pollinator sanctuary which is import of local farms and bee population overall.
permaculture design idea that keeps the land as is but adds edible crops to forage for as well.
Whether wooded or open, you could set up a paintball course or area and run a paintball business off of it.
Would need to be a few acres probably but Frisbee golf is gaining in popularity. Could set up a course and charge admission. Way less upkeep needed than golf and keeps the land mostly undisturbed.
Depends on local laws/variances but if rural and legal gun ranges are a great business.
can set up a corn maze for summer and fall (make it haunted in october) and charge admission. Then sell the dead stalks for fall decorating
most dog parks are just fenced in squares. Nice open land would be a nice change of pace for a dog park. Fire hydrant optional.
Whether an escape for you or a small abode of tiny homes you can rent out for income. Minimalist home(s) are a great use of rural land for short getaways.
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