Wilderness Living Skills A 3-day overnight workshop for adults. May 21-23rd 2010
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~See how ancient survival and awareness skills can teach us about
stewardship in our modern world
~Gain experience and skills that will last a lifetime
~Do something exciting this summer that will benefit yourself,
friends, and family
Workshop Description:
Learn and live outdoors for 3-days in this hands-on, experiential workshop.
Practice skills of basic human sustenance as you immerse yourself in the natural
world through native skills, games, activities, challenges, and stories. Learn how
to take care of yourself and others in a variety of situations be it wilderness
survival, natural disaster survival, or even urban survival… the principles are all
the same.
These survival techniques are also a doorway to understanding patterns in
nature and living simply. The skills will come to life through demonstration and
hands-on practice in this unique field experience course. You will leave with
many new skills and see with new eyes for living and learning in nature.
Because the world is not entirely available from a keyboard!
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Workshop Curriculum:
- Shelter: the principles, materials, locations, and building survival shelters
- Fire: one-match, bow drill, natural tender materials, natural rope
- Water: hazards and concerns, finding and purifying
- Cooking in the Wild
- Wild Edible Plants: identification, preparations, uses
- Processing an Animal: identifying and using the parts
- Navigation: map & compass, other techniques
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Workshop Details:
Location: The Lazy Black Bear in Paoli, IN
Date: May 21-23rd, Friday to Sunday
Time: arrive between 10-10:30am Friday, depart by noon on Sunday
Instructors: Kevin Glenn, Monique Philpot, and assistant instructors, see bio
page for background
Cost: $135 (includes camping, instruction, and materials but you must bring your
own food)
Returning Participant Fee: Half price ($67.50)
Registration: Please fill out the form below and we will get in touch with you soon.
Lodging: You will have the option of tent camping for no extra charge or renting a
cabin bunk on-site. There are several small rustic cabins at the Lazy Black Bear
with 4 bunks in each. You may request to have your own cabin if you wish or share
with others.
The fee for renting a cabin bunk for the weekend (2 nights) is $20.
Join us around the campfire this summer!
Returning Participant Curriculum:
- Navigation Techniques*
- Processing an Animal*
- Water*
- Plant and Tree Identification
- Animal Tracking & Behavior
- Time to review any skills
that you need a refresher on!
*skills that will also be taught to first-
time participants this time but were
not in the past