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Explore Conservation Around the World

Love nature. Will travel.

Join us as we explore natural wonders across the world. By traveling with the Natural Resources Foundation, you’ll have intimate, unique experiences abroad that are always focused on nature, wildlife, and the conservation efforts of other organizations. We partner with companies that are dedicated to the sustainability of our planet, reducing our carbon footprint, and supporting local conservation projects in the countries where we travel.

Join us on an adventure

November 2024: Birding Colombia Registration Closed

March 2025: Costa Rica: Preserving Paradise Full

Why travel with the Foundation?

Unique, intimate experiences. We partner with travel experts and conservation groups to provide experiences you can’t get anywhere else.

Nature-focused. Many guided travel experiences focus on culture and art. While we appreciate the human world, we travel to explore nature, wildlife, and learn about conservation efforts around the world.

Build new relationships. Travel with a Foundation representative and other like-minded Foundation members.

Positive travel impact. We partner with companies that offset the carbon emissions of your trip and also support local conservation projects.

No planning needed. We take the stress out of itinerary planning; everything is taken care of for you.

By traveling with NRF, you help support conservation efforts here in Wisconsin as well as local projects in the places we visit.

See where we’ve been

Since 2006, we’ve offered dozens of trips across the globe. From the mountains of Patagonia to birding hotspots in Costa Rica, from the glaciers of Iceland to savannas of Tanzania, we want to explore the world with you.

Kim Kreitinger

Kim Kreitinger

Field Trip Coordinator

(608) 409-3110
Kim.Kreitinger@WisConservation.org

Kim supports the Foundation’s Field Trip program, plans our domestic and international travel, and helps connect members with the Foundation.

Banner photo by Ian Segebarth

Trip button photos by Hans Norelius and Fernando Florez