[ EMPOWERING WOMEN FOR A HEALTHIER PLANET ]EXPEDITIONS WITH PURPOSE,
FOR WOMEN & THE PLANET
[ About ]
THROUGH PURPOSE-LED EXPEDITIONS, WE FUND AND SUPPORT WOMEN ON THE FRONTLINES OF CLIMATE CHANGE. A GLOBAL PLATFORM AT THE INTERSECTION OF ADVENTURE, IMPACT, AND INVESTMENT.
We bring together explorers, investors, and changemakers to accelerate impact on the ground.
Climate change is not just an environmental crisis.
It is a human one.
It disproportionately affects women and marginalised communities.
Her Planet Earth empowers women to become leaders and agents of change - driving social and economic equity while supporting a healthy, thriving planet.
Why it matters
Women play a central role in their communities, yet they are disproportionately affected by climate change.
Empowering women is one of the most effective ways to accelerate climate solutions.
WE BELIEVE WOMEN ARE GAMECHANGERS WITH KNOWLEDGE AND SOLUTIONS TO MOVE THE NEEDLE ON SUSTAINABILITY
Our work focuses on building visibility, mobilising support, and funding initiatives that empower women and communities on the frontlines of climate change.
We bring together a global network of explorers, environmental leaders, investors, and changemakers to drive meaningful action.
Together, we strengthen the connection between gender equality, sustainable development, and environmental protection.
Through expeditions, partnerships, and curated experiences, we create spaces for connection, collaboration, and impact.
EVERY EXPEDITION RECOGNISES INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AS STEWARDS OF NATURE AND AS PARTNERS IN RESILIENCE
FIJI SEAWEED FARMING IMPACT JOURNEY - JUL 2026
In July, we travel to Fiji for an ocean-centred expedition focused on women’s empowerment and blue-economy innovation. Guided by Conservation International, we will spend time with a women-led seaweed farming cooperative pioneering sustainable livelihoods for coastal communities.
Through hands-on learning, reef walks, hiking, snorkelling, stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) and cultural exchange, participants will witness how nature-based solutions are restoring ecosystems, strengthening resilience and expanding economic opportunity for women in the Pacific Islands.
[ EXPEDITIONS ]NEXT EXPEDITION: SAILING FROM ICELAND TO FAROE ISLANDS - AUG 2026
Join our week-long open-ocean sailing expedition from Iceland to Faroe Islands - a rare, windswept crossing through some of the North Atlantic’s most spectacular waters, where adventure meets purpose and every nautical mile becomes part of a bigger story for people and planet.
Aboard SV Sea Dragon, you’ll sail alongside 11 other extraordinary women from around the world in a truly special journey with an equally extraordinary mission: supporting a women-led seaweed initiative with Conservation International in the Pacific through an awareness campaign and a meaningful donation.
[ EXPEDITIONS ]MOUNTAIN TO SEA, JAPAN EXPEDITION - OCT 2026
This extraordinary expedition will bring together 12 women from around the world for a breathtaking 80 km “Mountain to Sea” adventure across the remote countryside of Kyoto Prefecture in Japan. Over seven unforgettable days, we will journey on historic pilgrim and merchant trails through ancient forests, mountain passes, thatched-roof hamlets and mossy stone paths - eventually reaching Amanohashidate, known as one of Japan’s three most scenic views.
More than just a trek, this journey blends physical challenge with meaningful purpose. Our team aims to raise US$50,000 in support of Conservation International’s seaweed restoration and women-led blue-economy projects in Fiji - directly empowering coastal communities and strengthening climate resilience.
Along the way, we will stay in character-filled traditional inns — many run by multi-generation families — experiencing the true warmth of rural Japan while supporting small local communities. Optional participants may also join a rare pre-trip experience with the Ama free divers, Japan’s legendary women who have practiced sustainable breath-hold diving for centuries.
By taking on this challenge, our team will immerse themselves in Japan’s natural and cultural beauty — from bamboo forests and mountain ridgelines to sacred shrines and coastal villages — while contributing to impactful conservation initiatives that uplift women and protect our planet’s fragile marine ecosystems.
[EXPEDITIONS ]LAKE KHÖVSGÖL EXPEDITION, MONGOLIA - FEB 2027
February brings a truly pioneering all-female winter expedition through the remote landscapes of northern Mongolia - a challenge never before accomplished by a team of women on bikes. The journey begins in Ulaanbaatar before travelling north to Lake Khövsgöl, where the team will attempt a 150-kilometre bike crossing across the frozen surface of Mongolia’s legendary “Blue Pearl”.
Highlights include riding across vast fields of blue ice, camping beside the lake, journeying through the Darkhad Valley, and spending time with the Tsaatan, one of the world’s last remaining reindeer-herding communities. The expedition will also raise funds for The Nature Conservancy Mongolia, supporting women and herder families near Lake Khövsgöl through sustainable livelihoods, handicraft training and community-led conservation. Detailed packing guidance and preparation tips will be shared with participants by email ahead of the expedition.
[EXPEDITIONS ]FOOTSTEPS OF RESILIENCE: WALKING IN JANE GOODALL’S FOOTSTEPS, TANZANIA - AUG 2027
August brings a pioneering all-female expedition across Tanzania, following a remarkable 100-kilometre route through volcanic highlands, crater landscapes, savannah, forests and coastline. Beginning in Arusha, the team will trek through the Ngorongoro Highlands and Empakai Crater, descend into the Great Rift Valley towards Lake Natron, and continue to Gombe Stream National Park, where Dr Jane Goodall began her groundbreaking chimpanzee research.
Highlights include camping beneath the stars, walking through Maasai landscapes, witnessing Lake Natron’s flamingos, trekking Gombe’s steep forest trails, climbing Jane’s Peak and meeting women leading conservation and sustainable livelihood initiatives. The journey concludes in Zanzibar, connecting with women working in seaweed farming and the blue economy. Through the expedition, the team will raise funds for the Jane Goodall Institute Tanzania, supporting women-led conservation, forest protection and community resilience across the Gombe-Masito-Ugalla landscape. Detailed packing guidance and preparation tips will be shared with participants by email ahead of the expedition.
[ EVENTS ]RECENT EVENT
05 February 2026 at Arcc Spaces Singapore
We gathered for Guardians of the Wild, an intimate Her Planet Earth evening celebrating women on the frontlines of wildlife conservation and the power of collective action.
Through a special Helping Rhinos Virtual Safari screening and reflections from our international expedition team, we shared stories from the Drakensberg Mountains, where women from around the world undertook a 100-kilometre trek in support of the Black Mambas, the world’s first all-female anti-poaching ranger unit.
The evening was a space for connection, storytelling, and continued impact, bringing together a community committed to protecting endangered wildlife, supporting women-led conservation, and ensuring that momentum - and funding - continued for the Black Mambas and their vital work on the ground.
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 LED 16 EXPEDITIONS ACROSS THE GLOBE -
FROM THE ARCTIC TO ANTARCTICA -
RAISING OVER US$1.6M FOR CLIMATE ACTION
JOIN OUR MOVEMENT
Join one of our next HPE expeditions, 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.