Join us for a day in the bush with your child, connecting to nature and learning bush survival and bushcraft skills. During this session, you’ll be learning traditional fire lighting skills and cooking bush foods damper over the fire as the sun goes down.

This special ReWild workshop if for families! 

Located at Plenty Gorge Park in South Morang with approximately 1.2 hectares of bushland to explore, it’s the perfect location for families to reconnect to nature and enjoy the natural beauty of Plenty Gorge Park.

Our ReWild Your Family program is an outdoor gathering, aimed to get families out into the bush to learn various bushcraft and bush survival skills that will inspire them to spend more time outdoors. This is for families who are passionate about what we do and want to learn the skills themselves. Whether you love camping or are a complete newbie, perhaps you are planning a big trip with your kids, or simply want to bring back some traditional hands-on learning and deep nature connection with your child. Our ReWild Your Family is for you!

Our ReWild Your Family program is a unique opportunity for you to visit some of Melbourne’s best National Parks, enjoy a child-focused bushwalk and receive mentoring in the bush with our experienced forest school leader Adam.

We provide a range of outdoor equipment such as magnifying glasses, tools, compasses, binoculars, maps and field guides for you to use with your child, as well as bush tea and bush tucker if we are cooking.

Our ReWild Your Family program is run by Adam.

Adam is the founder of Eco Explorers and has been delivering bush programs to families for over two years. He completed his level 3 forest school training and is skilled at many bush crafts. Adam spent his entire childhood living and camping in the bush; climbing mountains, exploring rivers, learning to fish, track, make fires and to simply… just ‘be’ at one in nature. He has a background in Outdoor Education and enjoys camping, bushcraft, rock climbing, and meditation.

Adam now hopes to share his experiences with the next generation to inspire a deep connection with nature working as a mentor and positive role model.

Ages: 4-12 years