Discover which plants are a bushcrafters best friend
Join us as we countdown our Top Ten plants in bushcraft. Which plants do you think will make the list? Get inspired for your own outdoor projects and boost your knowledge of our native landscape.
You will discover which plants make the best cordage, which provide great natural tinders, which plants we can cook our food in, which make a snug nighttime shelter and a whole host of other uses and benefits that these wonderful plants have.
Learn how to identify these plants, where to find them, what many uses they have and how they can be used in both in the field and for your back-garden bushcraft projects.
After our smash-hit Top Ten Trees of Bushcraft workshop, we had to follow up with this event and share with you this ancient plant knowledge.
You will get craft ideas to try yourself, top tips on how to harvest useful materials from plants and also wild food recipes you can cook up and enjoy.
The workshop is aimed at anyone who has an interest in outdoor life, whether you are a wild camper, bushcrafter, environmental educator, you will find lots of tips on how you can use plants in your outdoor life.
A ticket costs just £11 per household. These events are selling out quickly, so grab your place whilst you can 🙂 Everyone has loved these workshops so far and they’ve been really popular.
YOUR WORKSHOP INCLUDES:
* Practical Bushcraft Ideas For You To Try
* What Time of Year to Find Plants At Their Best For Harvesting
* Top Tips For Identifying Plant Species
* Wild Food Recipe Ideas & Campfire Cooking With Plants
* Medicinal Properties of Plants
* Special Guest Tutor: Dave Watson from Woodland Survival Crafts
* Q&A Session: put your questions to Dave and James
The workshop will last 1hr 30 mins and will be hosted via Zoom.
If you cannot make the workshop on the night, we can send you a recording of it afterwards.
Our online foraging workshops started in the first lockdown and have continued to be a hit ever since, as people want to learn how to make tasty meals from the wild plants around them. Each month we host online workshops with a whole host of nature-based subjects including foraging, tree lore, woodcraft skills and wild medicine.
HOW TO BOOK – VERY IMPORTANT!
The cost is £11 per household. So, feel free to cram as many family members around the screen as you can 🙂
Once you have your ticket, we will follow up with an email for you to register for the Zoom meeting, following which you will receive the Zoom meeting link and entry password. So, look out for that.
Please note, tickets are non-refundable.
