by The Wilderness Project Team | Apr 21, 2023 | Bushcraft
Whether you’re snuggled under a blanket looking at the stars or sheltering under the trees in the woods, campfire cooking is good for the soul. Here are our top 5 easy bushcraft cooking ideas. 1. Foil Packet Meals: Foil packet meals are an easy and fun way to...
by The Wilderness Project Team | Feb 13, 2023 | Bushcraft, Nature
While being outside is great for our well-being, rainy weather often deters us from enjoying the benefits of the outdoors. Rainy days can be a disappointment, but it doesn’t mean the fun has to stop. In fact, some outdoor activities can be even more enjoyable in...
by The Wilderness Project Team | May 23, 2022 | Bushcraft
Practical, beautiful and efficient an upside down fire could save time and effort when setting up your site. This tried and tested method of fire-lighting produces a fire that can burn for hours once lit, with no additional poking and prodding. An upside down fire...
by The Wilderness Project Team | Dec 13, 2020 | Bushcraft
By Nicky Hedgecock. Autumn and early winter is a great time for collecting your natural tinders while you are out foraging nature’s bounty. It is very quick and easy to light your fire or stove with a match and firelighter and, at times, the best way to go, but it is...
by The Wilderness Project Team | Nov 27, 2020 | Bushcraft
By Sam Hayward. The pursuit of the ‘perfect’ knife is arguably a never-ending one, as I have found. There is a lot more to it than one may realise, with the added factor that everyone will have their own individual preferences. I’ve been acquiring them now for over 20...
by The Wilderness Project Team | Apr 1, 2020 | Bushcraft
By Sam Hayward. These are unprecedented times, with schools closed nationwide and many of us confined to our homes. Not surprisingly, there has been a surge in memes and jokes centred on home isolation, with numerous references to ‘Groundhog Day’. Throw some energetic...
