Bushcraft Basics: Fire & Shelter Building
Saturday May 24th, 2025
1:00pm to 6:00pm
Details and driving directions will be sent to registered participants 3-5 days prior to the event.
This course will take place on Private Land in Whatcom County off Highway 542 next to Boulder Creek ~2 miles east of Maple Falls, WA.
The skills we will cover in this outdoor workshop include:
An Introduction to Bushcraft in the Pacific Northwest
Survival priorities
Activities:
Knots
Shelter construction from raw materials
Second shelter construction: simple tarp deployment
Knife, ax, and saw practice with guidance if needed
Fire-making tutorial using foraged materials and no lighter
Use a ferro rod or flint & steel.
Optional to make tea over a fire using wild edible/medicinal plants.
We will practice all of these skills together in this full-day course.
Northwest Natura is providing day-use materials including:
Morakniv 511 knives
Ferrocerium rods and strikers
Fire resources (wood, tinder)
Saws (limited number)
Axes (limited number)
Tarps, paracord, and other shelter supplies
Demo Equipment; examples of several kit items
A list of basic things for you to bring to this course will be provided in an email 3-4 days before the event.
You are encouraged to bring your own outdoor tools such as a knife, ax, fire starter, tarp, containers (pots, water bottles), paracord, etc. so you can practice with your kit and/or I can answer any questions about your gear and help you with new-to-you equipment in our spare time.
This class is designed for adults (16+) who are interested in learning new skills that are useful in a variety of ways. Come out to learn new things and boost your confidence outdoors through learning practical self-reliance skills.
Space is limited.
Have a look at my Refund Policies before you order.
Saturday May 24th, 2025
1:00pm to 6:00pm
Details and driving directions will be sent to registered participants 3-5 days prior to the event.
This course will take place on Private Land in Whatcom County off Highway 542 next to Boulder Creek ~2 miles east of Maple Falls, WA.
The skills we will cover in this outdoor workshop include:
An Introduction to Bushcraft in the Pacific Northwest
Survival priorities
Activities:
Knots
Shelter construction from raw materials
Second shelter construction: simple tarp deployment
Knife, ax, and saw practice with guidance if needed
Fire-making tutorial using foraged materials and no lighter
Use a ferro rod or flint & steel.
Optional to make tea over a fire using wild edible/medicinal plants.
We will practice all of these skills together in this full-day course.
Northwest Natura is providing day-use materials including:
Morakniv 511 knives
Ferrocerium rods and strikers
Fire resources (wood, tinder)
Saws (limited number)
Axes (limited number)
Tarps, paracord, and other shelter supplies
Demo Equipment; examples of several kit items
A list of basic things for you to bring to this course will be provided in an email 3-4 days before the event.
You are encouraged to bring your own outdoor tools such as a knife, ax, fire starter, tarp, containers (pots, water bottles), paracord, etc. so you can practice with your kit and/or I can answer any questions about your gear and help you with new-to-you equipment in our spare time.
This class is designed for adults (16+) who are interested in learning new skills that are useful in a variety of ways. Come out to learn new things and boost your confidence outdoors through learning practical self-reliance skills.
Space is limited.
Have a look at my Refund Policies before you order.
Saturday May 24th, 2025
1:00pm to 6:00pm
Details and driving directions will be sent to registered participants 3-5 days prior to the event.
This course will take place on Private Land in Whatcom County off Highway 542 next to Boulder Creek ~2 miles east of Maple Falls, WA.
The skills we will cover in this outdoor workshop include:
An Introduction to Bushcraft in the Pacific Northwest
Survival priorities
Activities:
Knots
Shelter construction from raw materials
Second shelter construction: simple tarp deployment
Knife, ax, and saw practice with guidance if needed
Fire-making tutorial using foraged materials and no lighter
Use a ferro rod or flint & steel.
Optional to make tea over a fire using wild edible/medicinal plants.
We will practice all of these skills together in this full-day course.
Northwest Natura is providing day-use materials including:
Morakniv 511 knives
Ferrocerium rods and strikers
Fire resources (wood, tinder)
Saws (limited number)
Axes (limited number)
Tarps, paracord, and other shelter supplies
Demo Equipment; examples of several kit items
A list of basic things for you to bring to this course will be provided in an email 3-4 days before the event.
You are encouraged to bring your own outdoor tools such as a knife, ax, fire starter, tarp, containers (pots, water bottles), paracord, etc. so you can practice with your kit and/or I can answer any questions about your gear and help you with new-to-you equipment in our spare time.
This class is designed for adults (16+) who are interested in learning new skills that are useful in a variety of ways. Come out to learn new things and boost your confidence outdoors through learning practical self-reliance skills.
Space is limited.
Have a look at my Refund Policies before you order.
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