ENRICHING LIVES AND LEADERS IN NATURE
SPARK SOMETHING SPECIAL
It's time to step outside the everyday and enter a new paradigm of thinking, feeling and connecting... it's time to bring to life professional development and business events in a more enriching, meaningful way.
With our team of facilitators, presenters, nature guides and learning consultants, Gone Bush exist to walk alongside leaders and organisations towards a new vantage point on performance, culture and wellbeing.
PROGRAM STREAMS
Highly immersive natural experiences that redefine professional development programs and team events.
Captivating interactive learning experiences led by specialist facilitators - indoors, outdoors and online.
Enriching perspectives and inspiring explorations on leadership, culture and wellbeing that create a lasting impact.
Come join us for an inspiring morning walk in Sydney's Botanic Gardens led by outdoor learning and connection specialists Gone Bush and special guest presenters. This month, wellbeing author and presenter Alan Riva will lead an immersive journey to create more peace, potency and flow in uncertain times. As a master of reconnecting to wellbeing and purpose, Alan's session will be an opportunity to connect deeper with yourself and others, while learning how to cultivate presence and an ability to adapt and thrive, even in the most uncertain of times!
We invite you to join us in kicking off 2021 on a high - in a positive environment,
in great company and in nature!
Join us for special bush walking day trip in the Royal National Park led by a loveable crew of bush walking guides and wellbeing facilitators, the day will provide plenty of opportunities to connect with other wonderful people as well as time to reflect and reconnect with nature in your own way.
Showcasing the magnificent Royal National Park, our day walk will explore the Burning Palms section of the classic Coast Track. This diverse section of bushland and stunning coastline highlights the beauty and richness of natural and historical heritage
in the Royal -Australia's oldest National Park.
