Bushcraft Basics: Natural Cordage
Saturday July 19th, 2025
1pm to 5:30pm
Private Forest Land - Boulder Creek near Maple Falls
Northwest Natura
The Bushcraft Basics series by Northwest Natura teaches students practical outdoor skills like fire-making, shelter-building, knot-tying, and wildcrafting skills like weaving, making cordage, and more.
In this course you will learn how to make cordage using different plants that you forage.
Practice self reliance skills in this half-day course.
Key takeaways:
Ethnobotany of various species of fiber plants
How to harvest and process fiber from multiple species of plants
Learn two techniques of twisting plant fibers into cords and ropes
Improve your self-reliance skills in a casual group setting where you will meet folks who share your interests and love for nature.
Preparedness:
Dress for the weather
Walking shoes (hiking boots not necessary)
Snacks, lunch, and water
Garden gloves
Garden sheers or sharp knife
Notebook and Pen (optional but recommended)
Registered participants will receive an event reminder 3-5 days prior to the event in an email containing driving directions, and more details on what to expect and what to bring.
Have a look at my Refund Policies before you order.
Saturday July 19th, 2025
1pm to 5:30pm
Private Forest Land - Boulder Creek near Maple Falls
Northwest Natura
The Bushcraft Basics series by Northwest Natura teaches students practical outdoor skills like fire-making, shelter-building, knot-tying, and wildcrafting skills like weaving, making cordage, and more.
In this course you will learn how to make cordage using different plants that you forage.
Practice self reliance skills in this half-day course.
Key takeaways:
Ethnobotany of various species of fiber plants
How to harvest and process fiber from multiple species of plants
Learn two techniques of twisting plant fibers into cords and ropes
Improve your self-reliance skills in a casual group setting where you will meet folks who share your interests and love for nature.
Preparedness:
Dress for the weather
Walking shoes (hiking boots not necessary)
Snacks, lunch, and water
Garden gloves
Garden sheers or sharp knife
Notebook and Pen (optional but recommended)
Registered participants will receive an event reminder 3-5 days prior to the event in an email containing driving directions, and more details on what to expect and what to bring.
Have a look at my Refund Policies before you order.
Saturday July 19th, 2025
1pm to 5:30pm
Private Forest Land - Boulder Creek near Maple Falls
Northwest Natura
The Bushcraft Basics series by Northwest Natura teaches students practical outdoor skills like fire-making, shelter-building, knot-tying, and wildcrafting skills like weaving, making cordage, and more.
In this course you will learn how to make cordage using different plants that you forage.
Practice self reliance skills in this half-day course.
Key takeaways:
Ethnobotany of various species of fiber plants
How to harvest and process fiber from multiple species of plants
Learn two techniques of twisting plant fibers into cords and ropes
Improve your self-reliance skills in a casual group setting where you will meet folks who share your interests and love for nature.
Preparedness:
Dress for the weather
Walking shoes (hiking boots not necessary)
Snacks, lunch, and water
Garden gloves
Garden sheers or sharp knife
Notebook and Pen (optional but recommended)
Registered participants will receive an event reminder 3-5 days prior to the event in an email containing driving directions, and more details on what to expect and what to bring.
Have a look at my Refund Policies before you order.
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