Ethical travel. Meaningful change.

  • CAMBODIA | Gibbons, Elephants, & Indigenous Community Conservation

    March 2027

    We will be travelling to the remote northeast of Cambodia to the Mondulkiri Provence, an area known for its incredible diversity of wildlife, large protected areas, and for being home to several Indigenous communities, with the Bunong people forming the largest group.

    Over 9 days we will learn how tourism can support both community development and wildlife conservation.

    Supporting Jahoo & Elephant Valley Project.

  • TANZANIA | Responsible Safari & Community Based Eco-Tourism

    February 2027

    In collaboration with That Travel and Wild Tesa, this 10 day trip takes us into the heart of Tanzania.

    We will explore 4 diverse wildlife protected areas, learn from a rural Maasai community and the Meru tribe, and see what responsible safari tourism can look like.

  • VIETNAM | Rainforests, Endangered Wildlife, and Community Conservation

    June & July 2026

    From sunrise gibbon calls to hands-on conservation with local communities, this trip is all about experiencing Vietnam at its wildest. Over 10 days, we’ll journey from the lowland rainforests of Cat Tien to the misty mountains of Bach Ma, encounter rare primates found nowhere else on earth, and join conservationists working to protect Vietnam’s most endangered wildlife.

  • CAMBODIA | Elephants, Gibbons, & Indigenous Wisdom

    March 2026

    Join us on a 8-day trip to the Cambodian forests, where we will experience community-led conservation programmes to learn about the deep connection to the land and it’s wildlife.

    Trek into forests in search of elephants, track Gibbons by their calls, and discover hidden waterfalls in the heart of Cambodia’s Mondulkiri province.

    Supporting Elephant Valley Project and Jahoo Gibbon Conservation.

  • "If you want to get into wildlife conservation but don't know where to start, consider starting with group travel!! Connie is an AMAZING host with the education, experience, and ethics to back her up. You're hosted by local conservation guides and invited to important places like Jahoo and EVP who do such amazing work. This was my second group trip and I urge anyone who wants to learn more about culture and wildlife to consider going, it's so beyond worth it."

    - Cambodia 2026 trip participant

  • "I can speak from experience, this trip was LIFE CHANGING. Honestly one of the coolest trips I’ve been on, that also ACTUALLY felt like was being taken seriously in terms of ethics. So many times things are sold to you as ethical but it still feels sleazy or just straight up a lie. Not this. If I could (and maybe in the future who knows??) I would 100% do this trip again."

    - Cambodia 2026 trip participant

  • "I travelled through Southern and Central Vietnam on one of Connie’s group trips in July 2026 and the experience was truly life changing. I cannot speak highly enough about the trip! The huge focus on wildlife welfare was refreshing and great to see and be part of. Connie is incredibly passionate about wildlife and this shines through her work and her trips. I learned so much about animals, ethical tourism, and what we can do as individuals to help wildlife. I’ll definitely be taking the knowledge with me through life and into a future conservation career!"

    -Vietnam 2026 trip participant (part 1)

  • "I’m also a type 1 diabetic and Connie was extremely accomodating answering all my questions beforehand and then also taking extra steps to make sure I was taken care of if needed, and this was so appreciated. proeject.wild is doing extraordinary things and bringing together people with shared values who all want to see a happier world for both people and the animals. It’s incredibly important and this trip was beyond worth every moment. "

    -Vietnam 2026 trip participant (part 2)

  • “Everyone, including me, thought I was a little nuts for flying all the way to Vietnam to go on a wildlife trip with someone I found on IG. But Connie has actually over delivered above and beyond what I could have imagined. Having the chance to observe 5 different primates in the wild, explore the habitats they call home, and meet the people who protect their environments has been a dream come true.”

    -Vietnam 2026 trip participant