Nordic Living at the Rhythm of the Stove
Rewilden op het Ritme van de Stoof Early October 2019, I decided to pay a visit to somebody I had been following online for years – awarded bushcraft instructor Johan Continue Reading →
Category: Ancestral skills
The Rewilding Lessons of Fly Fishing
SHEER LUCK Last Saturday I went fishing. No big deal, indeed. Many people fish, and hunter-gatherers have been doing it for thousands of years. But I was fortunate to learn Continue Reading →
Pedro Ampuero: “Meat doesn’t grow on plastic trays !”
A few weeks ago, my wife and I went to the first European Congress of Bowhunting in Brussels, organised by the Flemish Bowhunting Association and the Belgian Bowhunting Fedeation. There we Continue Reading →
What Do You Use Out There?
I am often asked what gear and clothing I prefer for my adventures and expeditions and rewilding activities. I have never been a gear junky, and even less an ‘high Continue Reading →
Kiowa and Me, Love at First Sight
When speaking, coaching people, or doing rewilding lifestyle workshops, I put forward the lifestyle of different hunter-gatherer societies all over the world. I explain how some of their ways can Continue Reading →
Inspiring People and Rewilding: Robert Seven Crows and His 8 Wild Ways
Back in 1999, while discovering Québec, Canada, we visited a place called Dao8eoli Tsonontwan, near Québec city, managed by Regent Sioui, a Huron elder of the Bear clan. By coincidence Continue Reading →