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Learn the fundamentals of wilderness shelter construction and environmental protection in this hands-on, 2-hour Adult Bushcraft workshop. Participants will explore how people have used natural materials and simple tools for generations to create shelter, regulate body temperature, and stay safe in changing outdoor conditions.
Through practical demonstrations and guided activities, participants will learn how to evaluate a site, identify environmental hazards, and construct basic survival and comfort shelters using natural and improvised materials. The class also covers strategies for staying warm, dry, and protected from wind, rain, sun, and cold-weather conditions.
Topics include:
Shelter site selection and safety considerations
Understanding weather, wind, and environmental exposure
Principles of heat retention and body temperature management
Natural and improvised shelter types
Debris shelters, lean-tos, and tarp shelters
Insulation and bedding techniques
Rain, wind, and sun protection strategies
Leave No Trace considerations and responsible use of natural materials
This workshop is designed for adults of all skill levels, from beginners interested in outdoor self-reliance to experienced outdoor enthusiasts looking to expand their bushcraft knowledge.
Duration: 2 Hours
Age: 18+
Location: Outdoor Arts & Recreation (OARS)
What to Bring: Comfortable outdoor clothing, sturdy footwear, work gloves (optional), water, and weather-appropriate gear.
Gain practical skills, increase your confidence in the outdoors, and discover how thoughtful shelter design can improve comfort, safety, and resilience in the natural environment.
Learn the fundamentals of wilderness shelter construction and environmental protection in this hands-on, 2-hour Adult Bushcraft workshop. Participants will explore how people have used natural materials and simple tools for generations to create shelter, regulate body temperature, and stay safe in changing outdoor conditions.
Through practical demonstrations and guided activities, participants will learn how to evaluate a site, identify environmental hazards, and construct basic survival and comfort shelters using natural and improvised materials. The class also covers strategies for staying warm, dry, and protected from wind, rain, sun, and cold-weather conditions.
Topics include:
Shelter site selection and safety considerations
Understanding weather, wind, and environmental exposure
Principles of heat retention and body temperature management
Natural and improvised shelter types
Debris shelters, lean-tos, and tarp shelters
Insulation and bedding techniques
Rain, wind, and sun protection strategies
Leave No Trace considerations and responsible use of natural materials
This workshop is designed for adults of all skill levels, from beginners interested in outdoor self-reliance to experienced outdoor enthusiasts looking to expand their bushcraft knowledge.
Duration: 2 Hours
Age: 18+
Location: Outdoor Arts & Recreation (OARS)
What to Bring: Comfortable outdoor clothing, sturdy footwear, work gloves (optional), water, and weather-appropriate gear.
Gain practical skills, increase your confidence in the outdoors, and discover how thoughtful shelter design can improve comfort, safety, and resilience in the natural environment.
