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Join an Expedition
Join our next HPE expedition in August 2019 to Iceland. We will bring together a team of thirty women from around the world to trek across the phenomenal Landmannalaugar region. The area is one of the most active volcanic and alien landscapes of the Icelandic Highlands. The team will raise funds for projects focused on the economic empowerment of women in rural areas of Asia, notably in Indonesia, Nepal and Pakistan, ultimately helping them build climate change resilience. To find out more please email us at connect@herplanetearth.com. |
Make a Donation
Make a donation to our chosen charity partner: the UN's Women Lead Climate Action programmes that empower and educate underprivileged women in the Asia region. The project engages them in environmental issues and conservation activities, ultimately helping them build longer-term climate change resilience. The current programme we are fundraising for is linked to our Vietnam Expedition please donate to this worthy cause here. |
Become an Eco Warrior
We would love to hear from volunteers wishing to contribute to our awareness and fundraising efforts. Get in touch and join a team of passionate green warriors united by a strong drive to making a difference in the lives of underprivileged women affected by climate change. Volunteer with us or through our wide network of parters. To find out more please email us at connect@herplanetearth.com. |
Testimonial from UN Women Vietnam
“When I met Christine Amour-Levar and the members of the HER Planet Earth expedition team to Son Doong Cave in Vietnam, I felt inspired by their commitment to wanting to make a difference in the lives of women in need. Their desire to contribute to empowering rural and ethnic minority women in Vietnam so as to help them develop climate-resilient livelihoods is admirable and I was genuinely thrilled to receive their support and partnership. It made me think of the need for all of us to join forces if we want to achieve sustainable development that is inclusive of all women and men, girls and boys” Elisa Fernandez, Head of Office, UN Women Vietnam