We offer outdoor programs that impart life-saving wilderness survival skills and facilitate a reconnection to the natural world and some of its mystery.
Through the medium of practical hands-on training in bushcraft, wilderness survival, field tracking and observation skills we can learn to further appreciate and expand our understanding of the natural world.
We also provide training in search and rescue tracking, disaster survival, urban survival, survival self-defence, self-reliance, sustainability, team building, leadership and personal development.
BOOK YOUR COURSE TODAY! For bookings contact us at info@bushloreaustralia.com.au
We are able to offer private instruction in Survival, Tracking, Cross-Country Navigation, Bushcraft, Survival Self-Defence, Self Development, Nature Awareness and more on request. We can also tailor packages to suit your interests. Please contact us to discuss your needs.
We now have gift vouchers for survival, tracking & bushcraft courses available so you can give the gift of adventure to someone today! Contact us for more information.
Survival Kit Considerations - Click Here
Tinsel Tree Demo - Click Here
Fire Hardening Survival Tools - Click Here
Making a Digging Stick - Click Here
Emergency Survival Shelters in Australia - Click Here
Selecting a Good Survival Knife - Click Here
For a copy of our free quarterly eNewletter please email us at info@bushloreaustralia.com.au
Bushlore Warrior Program commencing in 2013. Click here for more information.
Please click here to view testimonials by people who have attended Bush Lore courses and activities.
"Not all those who wander are lost"
- J.R.R Tolkien
Bush Lore Australia is a social enterprise that strives to remain a self-sufficient, socially minded organisation. We are a non-loss business that reinvests modest profits into wildlife conservation projects and the expansion of the organisation's reach, products and services.
Our purpose is to breach the increasing knowledge barrier that exists between the natural environment and the wider population using experiential learning environments to foster understanding and empathy.