Long-Term Shelter Building and Bushcraft
One of the key differences between bushcraft and survival is that bushcraft is about being comfortable in the woods. Working and living in harmony with nature, rather than trying to…
Intermediate Bushcraft Course
This year, we’ve introduced our Intermediate Bushcraft Course. This course is designed to help you to improve your bushcraft knowledge and practical ability. It is a great progression for all…
What the Woods Mean to Wildway Bushcraft
In this blog, we share the following video from Flint and Pine in which John Boe, founder of Wildway Bushcraft, talks about what bushcraft and being in the woods means to him….
How to Sharpen Your Bushcraft Axe
A bushcraft axe can be one of the most important tools that you can take out into the woods with you. In our previous blog, we looked at how to…
How to Choose a Bushcraft Axe
A bushcraft axe is one of the most useful tools that you can have in the woods. Probably even more useful than a knife. In this blog, we’re going to…
How to Sharpen Your Bushcraft Knife
“You’re only as sharp as your bushcraft knife” might not be exactly true, but it does have an element of logic to it. When out in the woods looking after…
Light a Fire, Leave No Trace
When choosing a spot on which to have your campfire it is best to make sure that it is close to a water source or that you have plenty of…
Five Trees for UK Bushcraft
Spring is in the air and nature is blooming. In this blog we’re going to take a look at five key trees for bushcraft in the UK. We’ll also cover…
Making Stinging Nettle Tea
Making Stinging Nettle Tea Stinging nettle tea is a staple of wilderness living. The tea is easy to make and the ingredients are bountiful at this time of year. Read…
How to Tap a Silver Birch
In this blog, we’re going to be looking at how to tap a silver birch. When it comes to bushcraft in the UK, knowing how to safely, responsibly and correctly…
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