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Wilderness Quest Italy

Ancient beech forests, rugged mountains and vast lakes. Wild landscapes home to bears, wolves, deer and birds of prey.

8 people
7 JUN - 13 JUN
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About a two-hour drive from Rome lies the oldest protected nature reserve in Italy: Abruzzo National Park. Abruzzo is one of the best places in Europe to spot wildlife. The area is known for its unique brown bear population, the packs of wolves that roam there, and the large number of foxes, deer, wild boars, chamois, otters, lynxes, and various birds of prey, including eagles and vultures. In the park, you will also find five-hundred-year-old beech forests that are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites, rugged mountains, and expansive lakes.

This Natural Leadership Program in Italy is a journey of discovery. Awareness of what has shaped you, where you are in your life and what drives you. But also awareness that your head, your feelings and your heart are inextricably linked.

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The program of about four months takes place mostly outdoors in the pristine nature of Italy. Far away from the known and from the daily routine we simplify and slow down: five days without watches, phones and computers. Read here the experience of one of our participants in Italy.

Participants come from a wide range of organisations, including the private sector, government and non-profit organisations. Each programme brings together a diverse group of 4–8 leaders, senior professionals and entrepreneurs and consists of the following elements:

  • Intake interview
  • Foundation workshop
  • Leadership Trail in the Wilderness
  • Integration workshop
  • Coaching session
  • Membership in our community of more than 3000 members

Wilderness Trail Abruzzo, Italy

‘A stunningly beautiful and rugged area. We saw wolf and bear tracks, yet I felt completely at ease there. I felt part of nature.’
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