WILDWOOD BUSHCRAFT

On 17th March we suspended upcoming courses (see previous update), however following the UK and Scottish Governments' Announcements of a UK-wide lockdown, we are suspending all courses until further notice. We will resume our course schedule as soon as possible and will be adding additional dates for 2021 to give you more options to reschedule. We would like to thank everyone for their patience at this time, and wish you all good health. The validity period of all our gift vo

"What are the 4 major things you need to survive outdoors?" I asked my survival students. I was thinking of the classic pillars of survival - fire, water, shelter, food, however one young lad piped up “oxygen", causing some hilarity! It was kind of a joke, after all everyone knows we need oxygen to live and getting it is normally an automatic process, right? However, over the years I have come to think of this as a more interesting answer. Perhaps it's even more topical rig

Dear all, ​ In light of yesterday’s announcement from the UK Government (16/3/20) we have taken the decision to reschedule all our public courses that were planned to take place up until 5 May 2020. We will be constantly reviewing the situation and will post updates on the website as things develop https://www.wildwoodbushcraft.com/coronavirus-policy. You can always contact us on 01687 470415 if you have any queries. Although this is a challenge for us as a small family busin

As I write Leon has just got in from running his first private course of the year up here in Scotland - nice to start the season off with a day in the Atlantic Oak Woodland here on the shores of Moidart with great folks! Fire skills, plants and trees, campfire cooking, wildlife tracks and signs (including an otter sighting) and much more! We're looking forward to seeing you if you have booked on next weekend's Coastal Foraging Days - still four spaces available for the Sunday