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HOSTS
EMILY FAWCETT
Experimental archaeologist with a recent MA in human-animal interactions in the Stone Age, rewilder, forager, tracker, musician and facilitator of various rites of passage and nature connection events.
CHARLIE LORAM
Teacher of natural movement, nature awareness mentor; trekking guide, author and experienced fisherman, with 25 years experience in helping people to reconnect to their natural human design.
REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS
ROBIN BOWMAN
Tracker, deep ecologist and bird language expert, Robin is a key contibutor to land rewilding in Devon as well as liaising with a group of Kalahari San bushmen in their initiative to preserve the ancient arts of hunting and gathering.
JESSIE WATSON BROWN
Primitive skills practitioner, Jessie has lived wild in Washington, Sweden and France using only the natural materials and local food that our ancestors had access to. She teaches hide tanning, basketry and fire-making.
LINDA LEMIEUX
Professional basketmaker, and rushworker, Linda grows willow and harvests rush from a coracle on the Somerset levels. She has taught basketry in many settings including Sharpham Trust, Schumacher College, Wild Wise, and Exeter University.
SHARIF ADAMS
Professional hunter and master craftsman, Sharif brings a compassionate hunter's eye of the local landscape to introduce us to the many facets of deerstalking.
MAC MACARTNEY
International speaker, author and change-maker, Mac was mentored by indigenous peoples over many years and brings deep wisdom and insight to envision new ways forward. He has just published The Children's Fire.
SAM KOUZARIDES
Tracker, forager, and green woodworker, musician and storyteller. He facilitates groups of all ages to connect with nature through play. He has trained in soulcentric nature connective practices with Sal Gencarelle.
PAST CONTRIBUTORS
BRUCE PARRY
Adventurer, explorer and presenter for BBC series Tribe, Arctic and Amazon. His recent film Tawai explores mindfulness among hunter-gatherer peoples. Bruce shares his deep experience of tribal living with generosity.
PETE MCCOWEN
Tracker, wildlife expert, BBC cameraman and photographer, Pete has spent years immersed in wild places the world over. He also facilitates rites of passage programs for teens and practices Chi Gong.
LOUIS LIEBENBURG
Founder of the international Cybertracker evaluation program, and author of The Origin of Science, Louis is working with San Bushmen trackers across southern Africa to help preserve the ancient art of tracking.
MARTIN SHAW
Mythologist, author, painter and wilderness rites guide, Martin has been teaching the wisdom of deep myth from the wilds of Dartmoor to the halls of Harvard for 20 years. He founded the Westcountry School of Myth.
JON YOUNG
Naturalist, anthropologist, author, tracker, musician and founder of the Art of Mentoring, Wilderness Aware-ness School, Regenerative Design Institute and the Origins Project which works with the Botswanan bushmen.