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Creative
nature awareness courses for all ages and abilities!
Aims and Objectives:
To empower, encourage and inspire people of all ages, to use
various outdoor skills and techniques which will confidently enable
them to enjoy and be more aware of the natural environment and its
resources, with a sustainable approach.
We
understand that people absorb information when they are enjoying
themselves, and because of this, we teach with humour and fun!
Course activities
include:
Shelter building,
Water purification, Fire lighting techniques and
safety,
Peripheral vision and sensory/present-moment awareness,
Navigation & Signalling, Tracking, Forest & Tool
Skills,
Wild Food & Cooking, Tree ID, Natural cordage,
Stargazing, Sun dial, Crafts, Games and more…
Our
courses cater for 1:1 programs, school & youth groups,
companies
& corporate team building events, children's birthday
parties, stag
and hen parties, and support for vision quest and solitude/hiking
adventures.
We usually run courses in Hampshire (the Sustainability Centre) or Devon, however, should you wish us to teach nearby, please contact us below. Also, email to ask
for tailor-made days, ideas, availability & prices, and to purchase wooden handled Firesteels (£7.50) and Wild Food
Calendars (£1.50) + p&p.
Who Are We?
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Nicky
Love lives and teaches in Devon. As a child he was fascinated by the
natural world, exploring, and walking with his Grandfather in the
countryside. Nicky has travelled extensively, mainly Africa, Russia,
and North America.
He is trained as a Forest School Leader,
teaches wilderness skills, sells his Wild Food Calendar, and has
certificates in Child Psychology, Behaviour Management for Children,
Counselling Skills for Children, an NVQ3 in Caring for Children and
Young People, Paediatric First Aid, Tropical Infections,
and is CRB checked.
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Sean Reeves was born and lives in Hampshire. His Father was a Woodsman,
and this gave him, as a child, an interest in nature. He spent
much of his time in the woods, and now loves being outdoors in all
weathers. He says that he "Likes to taste the elements!".
Sean works at the
Sustainability
Centre as a Woodland
Manager. As well as being responsible for managing 55 acres of land, he
also works with schools, local agencies, and teaches people of all ages woodland and wilderness skills.
He has completed a course in Forest School, extensive Tracking course,
has a First Aid certificate, and is CRB checked.
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