Bushcraft 101

Sunday 9:00 AM - 4: 00 PM

Barefoot bush skills/Winter colder climate survival.

Come join us for a day of reconnecting with nature in Cooroy. Our Australia Bushcraft Collective event will teach you essential survival techniques while having fun in the great outdoors. Learn how to build a shelter, start a fire, and forage for food - all without shoes! Our experienced guide Teale will lead you through hands-on activities that will leave you feeling empowered and connected to the natural world. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to step outside your comfort zone and embrace your inner wild side!

About the instructor

Teale is a passionate and self-taught survivalist, specializing in Australian bushcraft and First Nation culture . With a deep love for nature and a keen interest in hand tools, he has spent years honing his skills and knowledge of traditional bushcraft techniques, walking the land barefoot and learning the skills handed down from his elders. His journey began in the rugged landscapes of Arnhem land, where he developed a profound connection with the natural world and a profound respect for the tools and techniques used by his mob for centuries.

Driven by a desire to share his expertise and inspire others to connect with nature, he has become a respected figure and authority in the bushcraft community. His workshops blend practical skills with a deep understanding of the natural environment, offering participants a unique and immersive experience in the art of survival and self-reliance.

Teale's teaching style is both informative and engaging, focusing on hands-on learning and a respect for the land. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced outdoors enthusiast, his workshops are designed to equip you with the knowledge and confidence to thrive in any given environment

Join him for an unforgettable journey into the heart of Australian bushcraft and discover the beauty and resilience of nature, one hand tool at a time.

Course Outline:

1. Indigenous and introduced edible plants. Edible and medicinal uses

2. Fire:

* Explore various fire-starting methods using natural materials found in the environment.

* Practice building and maintaining sustainable fires under different weather conditions.

* Discover the principles of fire safety and responsible fire management in wilderness settings.

3. Shelter:

* Gain insights into shelter construction using natural resources and improvised materials.

* Learn how to assess the landscape for suitable shelter locations and adapt to changing environmental conditions.

* Acquire knowledge of emergency shelter options for unexpected situations.

Teaching Approach:
Teale Lowis brings a wealth of knowledge and practical experience to the course, providing hands-on instruction and personalized guidance to each participant. Through a combination of demonstrations, practical exercises, and group discussions, participants will develop confidence in their bushcraft skills and deepen their connection to the natural world.

Who Should Attend:
This course is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, wilderness adventurers, hikers, campers, and anyone interested in learning essential survival skills in a natural setting. No prior experience is required, but a passion for outdoor exploration and a willingness to learn are essential.

Location:
The course will take place in Cooroy, where participants will have access to diverse natural landscapes perfect for practicing bushcraft skills.

Join us for a transformative experience in the wilderness as we delve into the timeless art of bushcraft. Limited spots available, so book your place today!

BYO lunch

Bushcraft 101 Winter Edition, August