Learning Wild Courses

We are very excited to invite you to join  the first ever Learning Wild trip to Mongolia to observe and learn about  the Takhi (Przewalskii) horses, the culture, and rich biodiversity in which they live. This once-in-a lifetime experience promises to be  not only an a rare and immersive journey through a wonderful country but  also an opportunity to directly study and learn from and about the  world’s last truly wild horse.  Information and Registration Here

The  Learning Wild course at Wicken Fen provides an incredible opportunity to  look inside the lives of over 100 feral horses as they live alongside human  visitors in this gorgeous nature reserve. With the support and  assistance of the Konik management team at Wicken Fen, we’ll explore the  rich history of the herd, the individuals that make up the social  groups at Wicken, and get an exclusive look inside the lives of the  horses that live there.   Information and Registration Here

We are excited  to invite you to join us for the Learning Wild course at  Knepp Wildland Project, 3,500 acres of stunning natural habitat, heaving  with wildlife and home to 2 herds of free-living Exmoor ponies.  Information and Registration Here

We are delighted to invite you to the second Learning Wild event in  collaboration with the Fell Heritage Trust in Cumbria this July 2025. In  the heart of the Lake District the semi-wild herds of Fell ponies have  helped create the landscape and are part of the heritage and history of  the area. Information and Registration Here

Come and spend 5 days immersed in the wild lives of the free-living Eriskay ponies who roam  free on the beautiful island of Eriskay in the Outer Hebrides. The history  of the ponies is closely intertwined with the lives and Gaelic culture  of the islanders. Eriskay ponies are among the last surviving remnants  of the original native ponies of the Western Isles of Scotland.  2025 dates TBD

Come and spend 4 days exploring the ancient Skyrian Horse in it's native habitat on the beautiful island of Skyros in Greece!  Skyrian horses are a rare breed and this course explores the history and culture surrounding this ancient breed and current efforts to protect both the breed and the land.  Days focus on the horses, culture, the island, and exploring new ways to use this knowledge to improve well-being of all free-living and domestic equines.  

Come and spend 5 days in the spectacular landscape of the Cairngorms National Park. Immerse  yourself in the wild lives of the free-living Konik horses who roam free  on the RSPB Insh Marshes reserve and the Takhi (Equus Prezwalski) who  live at the Highland Wildlife Park (HWP).  Although every course is unique, it will likely follow the a similar schedule to the 2023 course. More information to come!