Important update regarding our courses

If you missed our Director, Jason's announcement on Facebook over the weekend, please see it copied below. We'd like to thank all customers affected by this announcement for their patience and understanding at this difficult time.

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Business Update – Coronavirus

Woodland Ways would like to issue the following statement to provide our customers with an update on our precautions and preparations in light of the Coronavirus (CORVID-19) pandemic.

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Fungi – Which Book?

In this blog I aim to help you with your own fungi journey in recommending some reference material which will set you on the right path and serve you well. There is no one book that will give you everything you need, rather a combination of books to be used out in the field and […]

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Bunny Burgers

Rabbits are an amazing meat which is under-utilised in the UK, it is packed full of flavour and protein. In this blog we will share some facts about rabbits and give you some tips and a delicious recipe to try at home. Rabbits are native to Spain, Portugal and north-west Africa. The introduction int

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The Swedish Wild Woods

Each year the milestone I look forwards to more than any other in my work calendar is the Woodland Ways annual Canoe and Campcraft expedition to the Malingsbo-Kloten nature reserve in south-central Sweden. Mid to late September into early October is something of a strategic time for us...

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The Possibilities Are… Bag Shaped

Venison is quite possibly my favourite meat but I do wonder sometimes if the thought of all the projects than can stem from its consumption is what really makes me enjoy it so much. There are so many things that can be made from the sinews, bones and skin the possibilities are endless – but [&he

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Bark Tanning – How To

Tanning animal skins and furs is a very satisfying craft to develop and there are many processes/ methods you can use to preserve these natural materials. A fairly straight forwards approach is to soak your animal skin or fur in vegetable tannins – you can boil almost any tree bark to create a dar

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Willow Cordage – How To

Most bushcrafters will have heard of the value of Willow bark when making string from nature. At this time of year Willow bark is very cooperative in peeling cleanly and easily away from the wood and you’ll only want to select the clean knot free and slender branches around finger to thumb thick w

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The Natural Benefits Of Nature

For most adults, and especially children, a large part of an average day is spent sat behind a desk in a building or outside in a tarmac and concrete landscape with maybe a patch of grass and a few trees dotted around. For the most part we don’t notice the environment we find ourselves in [&hell

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Croatia – The Badger to Bear Upgrade

Ever since I can remember I’ve loved Badgers – in fact my childhood cuddly toy that went everywhere with me was Bill the Badger and I still have him now, although I’ve long since given up the need to cuddle him at bed time… honest. Whenever I’m out walking my dog or working in the [&hell

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