[ EMPOWERING WOMEN FOR A HEALTHIER PLANET ]

EXPEDITIONS WITH PURPOSE,
FOR WOMEN & THE PLANET

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WE BUILD THE CLIMATE RESILIENCE OF DISADVANTAGED WOMEN BY FUNDING PROGRAMS IN WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, CORAL RESTORATION AND SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE

Climate change is not just an environmental catastrophe, it is also a human rights issue. Rapid climate change intensifies existing inequalities, from food and water insecurity to displacement and health risks, and it disproportionately affects women and marginalised communities. When basic rights to safety, livelihood, education, and participation are undermined by climate impacts, it becomes a human rights issue as well as an environmental one.

Her Planet Earth aims to empower women ​to become policymakers and agents of change to achieve social and economic equity and a healthy and thriving planet.

Why it Matters
Women play pivotal roles in their communities and are responsible for securing not only food but also water and energy resources, as a result, they bear a disproportionate burden in the face of climate change. Yet, one of the best ways to mitigate climate change is to empower women, and help them build livelihoods that are eco-friendly and in harmony with nature.

WE BELIEVE WOMEN ARE GAMECHANGERS WITH KNOWLEDGE AND SOLUTIONS TO MOVE THE NEEDLE ON SUSTAINABILITY

Our strategy focuses on organising and promoting impactful campaigns and activities that increase the visibility of our movement. Our aim is to raise funds for programs that empower and educate underprivileged women, while actively engaging them in environmental issues and conservation efforts.

We collaborate with a diverse network of nature enthusiasts, environmentalists, polar explorers, adventurers, women’s rights advocates, feminists, and NGOs.

Together, we work to build a stronger connection between gender equality, sustainable development, and environmental protection.

Her Planet Earth also offers eco-tourism experiences for community-driven conservation initiatives. We curate immersive experiences, roundtable discussions, and networking events for sustainability leaders and impact investors across the Asia-Pacific region, fostering meaningful dialogue and action towards a more sustainable future.

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EVERY EXPEDITION RECOGNISES INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AS STEWARDS OF NATURE AND AS PARTNERS IN RESILIENCE

[ EXPEDITIONS ]
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RECENT EXPEDITION

SOUTH AFRICA - NOV 2025

This extraordinary expedition united 11 women from around the world on an unforgettable journey – trekking approximately 100 km over six days along a high traverse hiking trail in the majestic Drakensberg Mountains of South Africa.

More than just a trek, this adventure blended breathtaking landscapes with a purpose-driven mission: to raise $55,000 USD for Helping Rhinos in support of the Black Mambas, the world’s first all-female anti-poaching unit via Helping Rhinos. By taking on this challenge, we not only immersed ourselves in the awe-inspiring beauty of the Drakensberg Mountains and Kruger National Park but also contributed to impactful wildlife conservation efforts that protect some of our planet’s most vulnerable species.

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[ EXPEDITIONS ]

2026 EXPEDITIONS

BHUTAN - FIJI - CHINA - JAPAN

2026 is shaping up to be one of Her Planet Earth’s most action packed years yet. We begin in March with a Steward Leadership journey in the Kingdom of Bhutan, co-created with one of our key partners Temasek’s SAC, followed by an ocean centred journey to Fiji in May focused on learning from a women’s seaweed farming cooperative run by Conservation International. In June, we head to China for a special mother–daughter journey taking in Shanghai, Beijing, Qingcheng Mountain and its panda sanctuary. In October, we close the year in Japan with a mountain-to-sea trek near Kyoto that begins by meeting the Ama free divers in Ise, the legendary women who have, for generations, dived for pearls and seafood without oxygen tanks.

Each expedition blends a meaningful physical challenge with deep connection to place and purpose. From high-altitude trails and coastal hikes to forests, reefs and remote fishing communities, you will witness first-hand how frontline conservation, blue economy projects, and climate resilience efforts are transforming lives and landscapes. Across all four journeys, we partner with local charities and grassroots organisations, and participants are invited to donate and fundraise in support of these initiatives – helping to protect biodiversity, empower women and girls, and strengthen climate resilience in each region we visit.

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RECENT EVENT

16 October

On 16 October 2025 at Arcc Spaces, we hosted the Singapore premiere of Voices from the Terraces, Her Planet Earth’s latest short documentary. Directed by Victoria Sim, the film followed an all-female team through the Ifugao rice terraces and Mt Pulag, highlighting indigenous women leading climate action. The evening included a screening, a fireside conversation, and networking, with proceeds supporting Conservation International Philippines.

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NEXT EVENT

11 December at The Nanson Singapore

Join us on 11 December at The Nanson for Tide of Change: Indonesian Women Leading Reef Recovery, an intimate Her Planet Earth event in collaboration with Terra Goddesses, featuring Rose Huizenga, founder of Coral Catch. Through stories from the reefs of Lombok, Rose will share how Indonesian women are being trained as scientific divers and coral restorers, creating nature positive livelihoods while regenerating marine ecosystems. Guests will enjoy an evening of conversation, a short auction in support of Coral Catch, and the chance to connect with a community passionate about ocean protection and women’s leadership, with 100% of event proceeds going directly to Coral Catch’s work in Gili Air.

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FROM CORAL RESTORATION TO THE WORLD’S LARGEST CAVES AND HIGH SUMMITS, HER PLANET EARTH TURNS COURAGE INTO IMPACT, FUNDING WOMEN’S CLIMATE RESILIENCE

Climate Action & Gender Equality Champions of the Year 2024
APAC Insider Female-Empowerment Excellence Award

[ GENDER MUST BE AT THE HEART OF CLIMATE ACTION ]

WE HAVE RUN 16 EXPEDITIONS TO DATE
FROM THE ARCTIC TO THE ANTARCTIC RAISING
1.6 MILLION USD FOR CLIMATE ACTION

JOIN OUR MOVEMENT

Join one of our next HPE expeditions in 2025, and make a real difference to the lives of underprivileged women affected by climate change. We would also love to hear from volunteers wishing to contribute to our awareness and fundraising efforts. Get in touch and volunteer via our wide network of partners.