If you enjoy watching Ray Mears on TV
and would love to have your own
outdoor experience in bushcraft and survival skills or
to encounter our native wildlife, then read on! Our bushcraft
courses or camps on Dartmoor could be just the thing you've
been looking for.
Established in 1999, WildWise deliver
an exciting, diverse programme of courses, camps and events
for adults, children and families to inspire and inform you
about the natural world. WildWise are
specialists, creating exceptional opportunities in bushcraft
and outdoor education for the general public, environmental
organisations, corporate and private client groups.
WildWise's nationally
acclaimed courses and events for children and adults have been
seen on BBC's Blue Peter, Heaven & Earth, Truth About Food and also ITV's Country Lives.
Our
range of expertise and experience includes:
COURSES, HOLIDAYS
and EVENTS - 2008 programme
> for the general public.
EDUCATION > events
and programmes for schools and youth groups
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING -
2008 programme > courses
for teachers, rangers, outdoor leaders, play workers etc.
CORPORATE > events
and teambuilding
WildWise courses and camps are based on our specialist skills and
knowledge of bushcraft, fieldcraft, wildlife, nature awareness,
woodcraft, personal development, and storytelling. We work
with our own experienced and professional team together with
a national network of specialists to provide courses and
events of the highest quality.
Key features of WildWise events include direct, hands-on experiences, skills development,
recreational learning and environmental appreciation. The challenging
and creative opportunities we offer can expand individual and
corporate understanding of the value and meaning of our relationship
to the natural world.
Events in our brochure are held in inspiring
and beautiful Devon locations that are teeming with wildlife.
We also travel nationwide, by arrangement.
Chris Salisbury, WildWise director and
senior instructor, writes regular articles for various publications,
including the Bushcraft and Survival Skills Magazine. Click
here to see his latest article. |