Whether your local woodland is a forest or a strip of trees along the edge of an urban park, these activities provide fantastic opportunities for family time and encourage your children to fall in love with outdoor play. Full of games, crafts and skill-building activities: be a fox tracking its prey, a moth evading a bat, a rabbit fleeing a forest fire; make a working bow and arrow, woodland jewellery, and magic wands; learn wilderness survival skills such as building a shelter, starting a fire, foraging and cooking wild food.
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Whether your local woodland is a forest or a strip of trees along the edge of an urban park, these activities provide fantastic opportunities for family time and encourage your children to fall in love with outdoor play. Full of games, crafts and skill-building activities: be a fox tracking its prey, a moth evading a bat, a rabbit fleeing a forest fire; make a working bow and arrow, woodland jewellery, and magic wands; learn wilderness survival skills such as building a shelter, starting a fire, foraging and cooking wild food.
