"wild experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an event or feeling that was intense and exciting. For example, "We had a wild experience while white-water rafting!".
The paper presents a 'many wilds' synthesis of these contrasting perspectives in the form of a matrix with four interconnected axes (wild nature, wild places, wild experience and wildness), offering a way of conceptualising this plurality and of considering the conflicts which are the corollary of multiple goals for wild places.
Yeah, that's another unique, wild experience that was too good to turn down.
Bond believes that even the smallest urban park can provide a valuable wild experience.
It's a raw, wild experience: there are no habituated groups here yet, but watch this space.
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We hypothesize that breeding males subjected to overcrowding in the wild experience high stress that affects their socio-sexual behavior and their relationships among conspecifics.
After that it became some wild, crazy experience.
Our unenhanced, naked-eye view of the moon and stars is one of our few regular wild experiences, and one of the few things that unites us with people near and far.
The writer had always been perplexed by Gab's passion for wild experiences, his shyness of white women, & evidence of voluminous reading beyond his medical studies, and his general detachment.
Kyle works for GoPro, so he's presumably seen his fair share of wild experiences.
People have some pretty wild experiences while on 'shrooms, reporting everything from vivid hallucinations to spiritual awakenings to intense euphoria.
