Bound for the wild
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The earth is our home, its wildest corners our muse. We design and lead sustainability-themed expeditions to diverse physical, ecological, and human geographies: Antarctica, Greenland, Nepal, Bhutan, Iceland, Qinghai–Tibet, and more.
Bound for the wild
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The earth is our home, its wildest corners our muse. We design and lead sustainability-themed expeditions to diverse physical, ecological, and human geographies: Antarctica, Greenland, Nepal, Bhutan, Iceland, Qinghai–Tibet, and more.
Nurturing new sustainability leaders
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We design and teach tailored K–12 sustainability curricula to foster the next generation of leaders and decision-makers. Experiential learning is our focus, whether in the classroom or in the wild.
Nurturing new sustainability leaders
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We design and teach tailored K–12 sustainability curricula to foster the next generation of leaders and decision-makers. Experiential learning is our focus, whether in the classroom or in the wild.
Transforming systems with ideas
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We work with stakeholders and policymakers to innovate and promote environmentally conscious policies. Our initiatives include sustainable tourism, polar conservation, and biodiversity.
Transforming systems with ideas
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We work with stakeholders and policymakers to innovate and promote environmentally conscious policies. Our initiatives include sustainable tourism, polar conservation, and biodiversity.
Empowering stories and visions
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We believe in the power of the arts to inspire action and change. From the literary to the sonic to the visual, our collection comprises the work of young children, grassroots communities, and established artists alike.
Empowering stories and visions
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We believe in the power of the arts to inspire action and change. From the literary to the sonic to the visual, our collection comprises the work of young children, grassroots communities, and established artists alike.
Coming to Antarctica was an unforgettable journey, and it
will stay with me for the rest of my life. When the snowy-white continent came into view, I immediately etched
its outline into my memory. The trip helped me a lot with becoming more independent, because I crossed an
entire hemisphere on my own! And I’ve been able to visit the remotest place on the planet. I consider myself
truly lucky to have gone to such a magical and awesome place at so young an age.—Mei (age 10)
WildBound is a genuine, down-to-earth nature-education
organization. Working together with them, what shines through is not just their love of nature, but the
professionalism of their conservation efforts and the depth of their understanding of the field of nature
education. In our polar programs, we’ve found that, when it comes to polar governance, civil society plays an
increasingly important role. WildBound’s polar programs not only help participants better understand their
relationship with nature and explore avenues of personal growth, but crucially grow the pool of attention and
resources that society devotes to polar conservation. —Chen Yiliang, Antarctica Researcher, Greenovation
As part of my science project, I’d visit our ship’s bridge
every day. From the radar, I’d learn about the destination and record the temperature, wind speed, weather
information, and travel route, noting down the latitude and longitude. I was really impressed by the lookouts
aboard the ship. They would work very hard and would use telescopes to monitor whether there was a glacier
ahead, or if there were ships sailing nearby. They had eyes like eagles’ eyes.—Sam (age 9)