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WinterMoot review by Neil of Forgeways

For ten years now, the summer Bushmoot has been one of the highlights of my year, a summer camp that celebrates all that is bushcraft. A few years ago, this amazing event expanded to offer a winter Bushmoot, with a f...


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Building a Long term shelter

Bridging the gap between “survival” and “primitive living”.

Editors note – We first published this article back in 2007 and it inspired some great projects among our Bushcraft UK members and beyond, we hope that sharing it all these years later inspires the same inspiration for those that want to tackle an awesome, fun project.

For more and mo...


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Mini Masters: Outdoor and Experiential Learning

This September I started an MA in Outdoor and Experiential Learning. The course is one-year in length, and although I’m told the format will change from 2026 onwards, there are currently three pathways to choose from:

Outdoor and Experiential Learning Pathway Bushcraft Pathway Health and Wellbeing Pathway

We have two modules in our specialism a...


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A quick guide to making Char Cloth

WARNING

The gases given off in this process are flammable; also, this process produces a lot of smoke and should only be done outside.

The aim of this tutorial is to give you an insight into how to make Char cloth. For this, you will need the following:

A suitable retort (container) with an airtight lid (an old coffe...


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Walking with the Ju/‘hoansi San: Lessons in Living with the Land

The Kalahari morning sun was still low when we followed our Ju/‘hoansi guides across the sand. Their movements were light, almost effortless, as if they belonged to the land in a way we never could. For us, every step felt clumsy, the landscape hostile and alien. For them, every mark in the dust was a story: a springbok had passed at dawn, a porcupine had shuffled through in ...


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