Conservation Trip - Specials

Join us on a special conservation trip to contribute to conservation and stewardship in the Chilcotin Ark. 

The Chilcotin Ark is a unique ecosystem with high biodiversity. Since we live in the Chilcotin Ark, we are responsible for its conservation. We are driven by the understanding that we need to conserve the Chilcotin Ark to ensure that the benefits for wildlife, plants and people continue into perpetuity, and contribute to something bigger than ourselves. On a conservation trip you will get first-hand experience on how you can contribute to the conservation of the Chilcotin Ark.

Our conservation work is based on the principles of participatory action research. Participatory action research is a way to educate people and to collect data to create action. The results of studies are used to update management plans, influence government regulations and educate the public about the needs of the ecosystem.


The following are hands-on conservation projects you can join. A conservation trip is a limited opportunity. All of these trips are a unique experience to discover the wilderness and to connect to nature.

4 steps to your unforgettable adventure

Talk with one of our mentor guides

You'll discuss the details & goals of your adventure

Take our online course

Get prepared and learn more about your trip or training

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Jump into your wilderness adventure with us!

Leave everyday life behind as you reconnect with nature and yourself

Lead Generator

Gain FREE access to our Nature Connection Course today!

All of our programs and courses with our training partner the Institute for Human Potential are self-directed providing you with information, inspiration and self-reflection prompts for you to put into action. Are you ready to gain free access to your Nature Connection course?
You will:

  • Discover the five benefits of nature available to you right now
  • Receive a daily nature journal and meditation
  • Find a deeper connection to nature and yourself

Part of the Trails to Empowerment Community

5% of each trip supports conservation efforts in the Chilcotin Ark