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Wildlife Adventure Weekend

Courses start Spring 2026, to register you interest and get launch updates fill the expression of interest form below.

What to Expect

Wildlife Adventure Weekends offer a deeper, slower, and more immersive experience.
Across two days (and one night), we explore wildlife-rich landscapes, practise fieldcraft, develop nature awareness, and spend unhurried time outdoors. From dawn bird walks to evenings bat detection, It’s the ultimate wildlife connection experience.

This is not survival training. It’s connection-based rewilding, calm, and wildlife-first.

What We’ll Explore

Wildlife tracks & signs
Bird identification
Reading habitats and understanding species behaviour
Fieldcraft & moving quietly
Nocturnal wildlife ID
Ethical, low-impact bushcraft (firecraft, simple campcraft, awareness skills)
Nature connection practices & sensory awareness
Field journaling and creative noticing
Quiet observation, sit-spots & reflective moments
Evening fire circle (weather permitting)

What to Bring

Weather-appropriate clothing
Extra personal snacks
Water bottle
Torch/headlamp
Notebook (optional)
Camera (optional)

What’s Included

I provide everything you need for a comfortable and immersive weekend:

1 night’s accommodation in a warm, remote hostel/bunkhouse
4 x meals (simple, hearty, plant-based)
Tea, coffee & hot drinks throughout the weekend
All guiding & teaching over the two days
Use of wildlife ID guides & reference books
Use of binoculars (limited spares available)
Fire circle & equipment (weather permitting)
Indoor space for workshops, journaling & evening sessions
All materials for tracking, fieldcraft and nature connection activities

Who’s it For

Adults seeking a deeper reconnection with nature
Beginners who want to build skills without pressure
People craving time outdoors with meaning, not adrenaline
Anyone interested in wildlife, tracking, or mindful bushcraft
Bird, bat and moth enthusiast

Monthly

Sessions

Start

Sat March 28TH

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Sample Itinerary

Day 1

Day 2

Breakfast

Arrival

Dawn widlife walk

fire circle & storytelling

Night wildlife session: nocturnal identification

Bushcraft session

Fieldcraft session

Slow wildlife walk: tracks, signs & awareness

Lunch

Field journal or photography

Closing reflection Q&A

Afternoon wildlife exploration & ID practice

Farewell and departure

Settle into hostel / tea & indoor workshop

Evening Meal

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