Frequently Asked Questions

  • At Peace in the Wild, we create safe, affirming spaces for the Black diaspora to connect with nature. Our experiences welcome many ages, genders, skill levels, and abilities, though some have specific requirements so be sure to check the details for each one.

  • We are based in Atlanta, GA, but we travel both across the U.S. and internationally, always seeking our next adventure.

  • No experience is necessary, unless specified. We guide you every step of the way and hold space for learning and growth outdoors.

  • To register for experiences, please join our group on the Heylo app. Make sure to secure your spot early, as spaces are limited.

  • Please read our full agreement and terms here.

  • Packing lists vary by experience, but we always recommend comfortable clothing, water, and an open mind. Specific details will be shared when you register.

  • Most events are pet-free to honor the flow of our gatherings and help everyone feel deeply connected. Please check individual event details for any exceptions.

  • Absolutely. Many of our participants join solo, and our experiences are designed to foster connection and community.

  • Safety is a top priority. Our team is trained and certified in areas like wilderness first aid, CPR, somatic healing, herbalism, and more. We run small groups, follow Leave No Trace principles, carry essential safety gear, and perform regular risk checks to ensure a secure and responsible experience for everyone.

  • We keep group sizes small to ensure safety, quality experiences, protection of wild habitats, and meaningful connection with nature and each other.

  • It depends on the experience. For partnered events with recreation outfitters, their team may guide the group. For skill-building workshops, facilitators will lead. Sometimes, it’s the founder, Taylor, or her team.

  • To keep our spaces safe and welcoming for everyone, we host all of our events alcohol- and drug-free. This helps us stay present, connected, and mindful in nature together.

  • No, unless specified. You are responsible for your own transportation to and from events.

  • If the weather doesn’t cooperate, we may reschedule, adjust the experience, or move activities to a safer location. Your safety always come first.