What is bushcraft?
Bushcraft is the art of living and surviving in nature using traditional skills and techniques. It includes:
Thomas Utiger
with many years of experience in the outdoors
Experience nature like never before and find your inner strength.
Bushcraft is the art of living and surviving in nature using traditional skills and techniques. It includes:
Using natural materials and methods such as fire drilling or sparking, without lighters or matches.
Gathering edible plants, hunting and fishing.
Finding, collecting and purifying water.
Build emergency shelters from natural materials.
Making and using tools and ropes from natural resources.
Orientation in the wilderness using maps, compasses or natural signs. Bushcraft is more than just survival techniques. It is a way of life that promotes a deep connection to nature and an understanding of the environment.
The construction of wind and weatherproof shelters from natural materials.
Techniques for starting fires in cold and wet conditions.
High Alpine Bushcraft and Survival Courses: These courses offer comprehensive training in survival and self-sufficiency techniques for high alpine and alpine regions. Participants learn how to move and survive safely in extreme weather conditions and inaccessible terrain. The main content includes:
Identification of edible plants, emergency animal food and methods for water extraction and purification.
The treatment of injuries and illnesses that are common in alpine environments, such as hypothermia and altitude sickness
Selecting and maintaining the right equipment and clothing for extreme weather conditions.
Risk management and behavior to avoid avalanches, falls and other hazards.
Interpreting weather signs, using weather reports and adapting survival strategies to changing weather conditions. These courses are aimed at outdoor enthusiasts, adventurers and anyone who wants to expand their skills in extreme alpine environments.