Rewilding workshop

Join us for a day learning various Rewilding skills at the beautiful Black Barn Permaculture Farm in Stanley, Victoria. 
For the longest of time, humans lived primarily off the land as a part of the land. We find immense value in re-learning the skills that were (and still are in some parts of the earth) practised by all of our land-based ancestors across the earth, as these are the skills that literally shaped us to be the humans we are today. We find a deep sense of connection and relationship is gained when delving into these skills, as well as gaining confidence in the bush.
Throughout the workshop, we will be teaching:
-  Introduction to Rewilding, What is it, how can we apply to it to our lives.
-  Fire by friction workshop; using only what the earth provides and your hands. A hands-on workshop on making fire by friction using the hand-drill method. You will learn about various materials that are good for making fire and how to harvest ethically.
-  Foraging wild foods and medicines. Learn how to identify various wild plants and use them for food and medicine.
-   Making cordage with natural fibre. Learn how to make a simply 2-ply string/cordage to use as rope or make jewellery.
This will be a jam packed day full of hands on bush skills. 
Each ticket price includes a medicine balm gift!

BYO lunch & a cup. 

We will provide a bush tea & snacks. 

Bring:

a bushcraft knife if you have one (not essential)Hat, warm clothes and wet weather gear if it’s raining!Notebook for taking notesWater bottle

Time: 10am-3pmBlack Barn Farm, Stanley, Vic  (if you are a family get in touch and we can arrange a family ticket price) All ages welcome!

Limited spots available.

Contact Eva wearewildbeings@gmail.com for any further enquiries :)
About the facilitators.
Wild Beings Australia is a nature-based community co-founded by Eva & Will. They run overnight family bush camps in NSW delving into Rewilding, re-creating the village structure & emphasising on outside living and ancestral skills. Eva and Will have spent the most part of the last 5 years living outside, learning these various ancestral living skills and using them in every-day life. Having only eaten wild game meat for the last 5 years, they have really delved into wild game scavenging, butchering, bone tools, rendering fat, naturally tanning the skins into useable leather & crafting useful items from the leather they make. With a strong passion for learning the skills of our ancestors, they have dedicated their lives to sharing what they have learnt with others and building a lifestyle around regenerative choices. They see the value in sharing these practical earth skills that re-connect, especially in a time of such disconnect.

About Black Barn Farm. Black Barn Farm is a biodiverse orchard, tree nursery and learning space that offers pick your own berries, heritage apple tree sales and a series of homesteading workshops and school tours. Join Jade and Charlie on their journey of regenerative orcharding, living simply, following the seasons & beating to the drum of their small town. Jade also runs Futuresteading which is a podcast, book and movement for living today like tomorrow matters.
We pay our deepest respect to the Aboriginal Land we will be gathering on,  Dhudhuroa, Waywurru and Pallanganmiddang country. We wish to honour the timeless wisdom of this ancient culture that still exists within the birds, the trees, the stone and the waters.