Join us for a hands-on, four-part bushcraft workshop series where you'll learn essential wilderness survival skills! Each session focuses on a different element critical to thriving in the outdoors:
Saturday, January 25th - 11am – Fire – Learn fire-starting techniques using natural materials, from friction to flint, including how to start fires in inclement weather.
Saturday, February 22nd – 11am – Water - Learn how to filter and purify water for drinking and cooking, while also exploring various methods to cook in the wilderness using minimal gear and natural resources.
Saturday, March 22nd – 11am – Shelter – Explore shelter-building methods with natural resources to create secure, weatherproof structures that protect from the elements.
Saturday, April 26th – 9am – Land Navigation - Learn essential land navigation skills, including map reading, compass use, and route planning, to confidently explore the outdoors.
Perfect for beginners and seasoned adventurers alike, these workshops will equip you with vital bushcraft skills for your next wilderness experience!
Join us for one or all four- limit of 15
To register click the following link: https://forms.gle/3KJCmxUbqCosk5aF9
or email shample@esf.edu