Forest School and Training in Devon and Cornwall
Returning to running training or forest school sessions after lockdown requires a few adaptations to the informal, pre-covid way of doing things. Reading reams of conflicting government advice and writing … Continue Reading →
No glue, tape, wedges or joints are needed to make these little animals. Starting with a short length of straight Hazel you can make a few simple cuts and splits … Continue Reading →
I can’t remember where I first heard firesteels (Ferrocerium rods) described as ‘Dragon Sneezes’ but I always like the mental picture of baby dragons with colds surprising themselves with … Continue Reading →
This is a rudimentary jig that I made to ease the process of making Gypsy Flowers with a knife or shave … Continue Reading →
So the Unilever “dirt is good” campaign has been resurrected after 11 years in hibernation. I remember being aware of the glossy brochure and catchy phrase in 2006, and … Continue Reading →
About 5 years ago, I met lots of thoughtful outdoor practitioners and academics and a fair few ‘pracademics’ in a lodge in the middle of Finland and had some of … Continue Reading →
This award winning documentary by Lisa Molomot and Rona Richter is set in the town of Langnau am Albis in Switzerland where parents of 4 to 7 year olds can … Continue Reading →
