Suffolk Wildlife Trust: Wild Teens Bushcraft & Survival Skills Afternoon (ECC 2808)
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Shape green wood with saws, knives and drills, then build shelters, light fires using natural tinder and cook over them in a supervised outdoor session at Foxburrow Nature Reserve, for ages 11-16.
Wild Teens is an outdoor afternoon session from Suffolk Wildlife Trust focused on bushcraft and survival skills for young people. It is designed as a hands-on, nature-based experience where participants learn practical outdoor techniques in a safe, supervised environment.
Activities include collecting green wood and shaping it with woodworking tools such as saws, knives, and drills. The session also covers survival skills such as building shelters, lighting fires with natural tinders, and cooking over fires.
The event takes place entirely outdoors at Foxburrow Nature Reserve and is aimed at 11 to 16 year olds. Participants should come dressed appropriately for the weather, wear closed-toe shoes and long trousers, and bring a drink.
An adult must drop off and collect each young person.
Location
- Aimed at 11-16 year olds.
- Young people must be dropped off by an adult.
- An adult must confirm emergency contact details at the arrival point before leaving.
- An adult must confirm who will be collecting the child.
Checked 5 October 2026
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