OUR EXPEDITIONS
DESIGNED AS LIFE-CHANGING EXPERIENCES WITH POSITIVE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT BOLD JOURNEYS
LASTING IMPACT
We customise unforgettable, responsible travel experiences to help people reconnect with nature at a deeper, more intrinsic, 'heart' level.
Our expeditions involve hands-on conservation and climate-action initiatives, such as: coral restoration in marine protected areas; land reforestation and mangrove regeneration; wildlife protection; and rescue and rehabilitation of endangered animal.
Our aim is to educate travelers and increase their appreciation of nature-based, restorative solutions, to provide funds for ecological conservation, to directly benefit the economic development and political empowerment of local communities and indigenous populations, and to foster respect for different cultures, human rights and nature.
OUR MISSIONS
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Siargao, Philippines - 2017
In support of Nature Kids of Siargao - Plastic Recycling Community Projects.
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Antarctica - 2018
In support of UN Women Cambodia’s agricultural programs and strengthening local women’s livelihoods.
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Palawan, Philippines - 2017
In support of the Tao Kalahi Foundations an their progams in agriculture for local communities as solution to overfishing.
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Son Doong Caves, Vietnam - 2019
In support of the Tao Kalahi Foundations an their progams in agriculture for local communities as solution to overfishing.
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Laugavegur, Iceland - 2019
In support of UN Women’s programs focused on the economic empowerment of women in rural areas of Asia, notably in Bangladesh, Nepal and Vietnam.
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Matthews Range, Kenya - 2019
In support of Conservation International’s programs focused on gender equality including the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary - the first community owned and mainly female operated elephant sanctuary in Kenya, the expansion of eco-tourism facilities and the establishment mobile anti-poaching teams for the region.
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Arctic Circle Trail, Greenland - 2020
In support of UN Women’s programs focused on the economic empowerment of women in rural areas of Asia, notably in Bangladesh, Nepal and Vietnam.
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Pangatalan Island, Philippines - 2022
In support of the Sulubaaï Environmental Foundation and its programs focused pm conserving, protecting and restoring the natural marine and coastal ecosystems of this region.
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Knuckles Mountain Range, Sri Lanka - 2023
In support of UN Women Sri Lanka and their initiatives building women’s climate resilience and economic empowerment.
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Western Alps, Switzerland - 2023
In support of UNHCR’s environmental program in Bangladesh which includes reforestation, human-elephant contact management and youth-led climate action training activities.
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Gobi Desert, Mongolia - 2024
In suppor of The Nature Conservancy's impactful initiatives in Mongolia - the focus of these projects includes empowering women in herding communities, fostering enhanced land conservation, and creating avenues for additional income.
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Ladakh, India - 2025
In support of the Snow Leopard Conservancy India Trust to preserve the endangered snow leopard and its habitat through community-based initiatives empowering women.
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Philippine Cordillera - 2025
In support of Conservation International and their agricultural projects empowering women farmers in Luzon, Philippines.
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Arctic Scientific Expedition - 2025
This expedition, led by the legendary Dr. Sylvia Earle, aims to highlight the impact of climate change on the Arctic and the urgent need for global action to secure the future of our planet.
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Gili Air, Indonesia - 2025
In support of Coral Catch and their groundbreaking coral restoration projects empowering Indonesian women to protect and regenerate vital reef ecosystems.
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Up Next: Drakensberg Mountain Range of South Africa, Nov 2025
In support of the Black Mambas via Helping Rhinos, the world’s first all-female anti-poaching unit.
PIONEERING FIRSTS THAT OPEN NEW PATHS
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Two First Summits in Antarctica's Heritage Range
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First All-Female Team to Cross the Arctic Circle Trail of Greenland
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First All-Female Summit of Sri Lanka’s Knuckles Mountain Range
WE’VE TRAVERSED THE LARGEST CAVE SYSTEM IN THE WORLD IN VIETNAM
MONGOLIA, LAND OF THE ETERNAL BLUE SKY: FROM THE ALTAI MOUNTAINS TO THE GOBI DESERT, TWO EXPEDITIONS AND WE PLAN TO RETURN IN 2027
PHILIPPINES: FOUR EXPEDITIONS IN SURFING, SAILING, CORAL-RESTORATION DIVES & MOUNTAIN SUMMITS, BUILDING WOMEN’S CLIMATE RESILIENCE & LIVELIHOODS
FROM THE ARCTIC TO ANTARCTICA, ACROSS THE HIMALAYAS, POLAR BEARS ON PACK ICE AND THE ELUSIVE SNOW LEOPARD IN SIGHT
ADVENTURE WITH PURPOSE: LISTENING TO LOCAL VOICES, LEARNING TOGETHER