Bring your goals into a real, working system for regenerative sustainability — not an one-off green activity.
Across Hội An and Gò Nổi, GYC connects community operating sites, technical expertise, local practitioners and licensed travel delivery. Work with an existing programme, or tell us what you’re trying to achieve and we’ll help you design it.
FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS
A project can hit every target and still leave nothing behind that the community can run on its own.
GYC and REED build, test and strengthen place-based programmes in circular economy, zero waste, agroecology, floodplain restoration, regenerative tourism and environmental education. We bring working demonstration sites, local implementation capacity, stakeholder coordination and applied research — the parts that usually do not continue after a project ends.
→ Discuss a Place-Based Partnership
FOR TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY BUSINESSES
A sustainability commitment means nothing if your staff and suppliers can’t actually run it.
REED turns commitment into practice — sustainable purchasing, waste prevention, source separation, organics management, reuse-refill — backed by the Hội An Eco Hub’s recovery systems for what your team can’t process in-house.
→ Strengthen Your Sustainability Operations
FOR TOUR OPERATORS, TRAVEL AGENCIES AND DMCS
Your guests want deep, real sustainability. Your sales team needs a story. Your ops team needs something they can actually deliver.
Travel with Purpose journeys run on real, ongoing community work to build regenerative sustainability for the place and its people. Choose from 1–3 hour modules, half- and full-day journeys, or 2–5 day village immersions across Hội An and Gò Nổi. For special request on CSR/ESG corporate events, we’ve run hands-on programmes for groups of 100–200, and where it’s useful, we back the work with the Impact Receipt: what was recovered, what was planted for restoration, what your team learned. You get trade rates, modular options, expert-led coordination, interaction with local practitioners and grassroots communities, and a story that’s rooted in a real place.
→ Request the Travel Trade Guide
FOR PRIVATE GATHERINGS AND FARM-BASED HOSPITALITY
Most special occasions begin with a venue. Ours begin with the land, the season and the reason people are gathering.
REwild is developing small-format hospitality experiences around its working floodplain restoration farm and village landscape in Gò Nổi. Possibilities include private farm-and-village-to-table meals beneath the bamboo grove, intimate celebrations, quiet team offsites, chef or creative collaborations, and village wellness days shaped by useful plants, seasonal food, gentle movement, local knowledge and unhurried time in nature.
The farm is part of the experience—not simply its backdrop. Each gathering can reveal something of the land’s restoration journey while supporting local growers, practitioners, hospitality roles and continued stewardship of the place.
These are not fixed event packages. We develop each request around its purpose, group, season, food preferences, site conditions and the level of privacy or participation required. If you are imagining something difficult to find in a conventional hotel or event venue, speak with us early and we will explore what this landscape can genuinely hold.
→ Co-design a Private Gathering at REwild
FOR SCHOOLS AND EDUCATIONAL TRAVEL PARTNERS
Climate change and biodiversity loss stay abstract until students can walk into the system, ask deeper questions and engage with hands-on.
We co-design field journeys that turn global issues into locally operated, hands-on learning process — materials and plastic segregation, composting, planting for restoration, nursery work, village life — built around systems thinking, project-based learning, meaningful contribution via service learning and clear learning objectives. Students leave with more than awareness: they leave with better understanding of the challenges for sustainability, inspiration, practical skills and the confidence to act on complex problems.
→ Design a Learning Journey
FOR PRACTITIONERS, REMOTE PROFESSIONALS AND SKILLED CONTRIBUTORS
Most co-living offers a place to stay and work. REwild is being developed for people who want to belong to the intentional, meaningful, regenerative work of a place.
REwild is developing an intentional co-living and co-working model around its restoration farm and the wider GYC ecosystem. Selected practitioners, researchers, educators, designers, communicators, hospitality professionals and skilled volunteers may combine their independent work with a clearly defined role in a real local system.
A contribution might support agroecology, nursery and land stewardship, regenerative hospitality, programme design, research, documentation, communications or community learning. It is shaped by what the place genuinely needs and what the participant can responsibly offer.
Some stays may take the form of an operating-expert collaboration; others may be a structured skills exchange or self-funded residency. Before anything is confirmed, we discuss the role, duration, living and working arrangements, support required and value exchanged on both sides.
This model is currently in development, with opportunities opened selectively around actual operating needs.
→ Propose a Skilled Residency at REwild
FOR FAMILIES AND PURPOSE-LED TRAVELLERS
You and/or your kids can have a great day out, immerse into local culture or you can bring home something that do good for you and the planet. Why not both?
Spend a few hours or several days beyond Hội An’s usual routes: make something from recovered materials, meet the plants used in local medicine, follow food scraps back into living soil, cycle through a floodplain village, plant a tree in the way that needed for the land and the people. You come home with something you made, and a few ideas worth keeping.
→ Find a Family Journey · Book an Experience
FOR PEOPLE EXPLORING A HALF-FARMER, HALF-X LIFE
What if a closer relationship with land could help you see your own work—and the life around it—more clearly?
Inspired by Naoki Shiomi’s Half-Farmer, Half-X philosophy, REwild is developing small-scale residential programmes for people who want to bring “the agricultural” back into their lives while continuing to explore their own “X”.
“Half-Farmer” does not require becoming a full-time farmer or dividing life into two equal halves. It begins with taking regular responsibility for growing food, caring for soil, learning from natural cycles or put simple, reconnection with nature of oneself and of the surroundings. “X” is the work, talent or calling through which each person expresses who they are and contributes something useful to society. Shiomi describes these as complementary parts of a life that is ecologically grounded, personally meaningful and connected to the wider world. (Ayabe City, Institute for Studies in Happiness, Economy and Society)
At REwild, participants enter a working floodplain restoration farm. Days may combine agroecology, nursery work, closed-loop farming, seasonal land stewardship and village rhythms with time for independent work, shared meals, conversation and structured reflection on each person’s “X”. The land provides both practical responsibilities and a different vantage point from which to reconsider work, sufficiency, contribution and the kind of life one wants to cultivate.
The programme is especially relevant for people who feel burn-out, overwhelming with fast living culture, disconnected from nature or uncertain about the direction of their work, yet are not looking for a romantic escape from urban life. Participants can test a more grounded rhythm without having to abandon their profession, identity or existing responsibilities—and explore how their skills might meet the real needs of a place.
REwild is currently developing this model through selective, small-group pilot stays. Duration, living arrangements, farm responsibilities and the exploration of each participant’s “X” will be discussed according to the season, the needs of the land and the intentions of the group.
→ Explore a Half-Farmer, Half-X Stay at REwild
One Ecosystem, Different Roles
Green Youth Collective holds the system vision and the community relationships. REED builds the technical and operational solutions. REwild designs and runs the licensed travel and field-learning programmes.
Local farmers, waste workers, women and youth work here as practitioners, educators and operators.
Start With the Outcome, Not the Itinerary
Tell us your target audiences, what you want them to learn or experience the change, your timing, and your group size.
We’ll recommend an existing programme, adapt one, or build something new with you.
Email: hanh@greenyouthcollective.org | rewild.hoian@gmail.com
Phone · WhatsApp · Zalo: +84 978 134 277