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The well structured courses and workshops span a range of specialist knowledge and skill sets.
Courses cover : Priorities of basic survival; foraging for water and food; fire lighting; shelter construction; natural navigation; Aboriginal cooking methods.
All whilst respecting and learning from the insights provided from Indigenous wisdom.
Courses are offered in Sydney and Coffs Harbour and Darwin (as well as other locations upon request) and cater to suit all levels of experience.
Anyone with a passion for the outdoors and natural world will enjoy and benefit the courses Bushcraft Survival Australia have to offer. The novice right through to the experienced outdoorsman; campers, fisherman, hikers, travellers, hunters, four wheel drive enthusiasts, the young and the old will take away practical outdoor self reliance skills.
The small friendly team of experienced, well trained and passionate bushcraft teachers and survival instructors will ensure a rewarding and friendly learning environment.
With an emphasis on teaching rather than just instruction, Bushcraft Survival Australia will provide the opportunity for real skill and knowledge acquisition.

Bushcraft Survival Australia (BSA) is an outdoor bushcraft survival school dedicated to teaching genuine and authentic traditional and modern outdoor living skills through carefully designed educational courses. The well structured courses and workshops span a range of specialist knowledge and skill sets.

Tailored to suit juniors aged between 10 and 16, the Two Day Junior Basic Bushcraft Survival Course is similar to the adult three day course, however the teaching style, content, structure and lesson duration are adapted to favour the younger generation. Students will explore and enjoy the natural world safely through a mixture of various fundamental bushcraft and survival skills, helping them to problem solve, gain self-confidence and develop a respect for nature.

This 3.5 day course picks up from where the basic course leaves off. Expanding on the fundamental survival skills, you will extend your skill base as you gradually wean off modern skills and equipment and introduce you to natural resources and the traditional skills used in bushcraft. Like the basic course, you will be taught using a mix of relevant theory and practical bushcraft skills, all centred around the camp-fire classroom. The intermediate bushcraft survival course will help you to move away from a dependence on modern equipment and increase your ability to rely on natural resources, allowing you to become more self confident and self-reliant. You will start off by revising some of the basic skills taught on the basic course before moving on and introducing you to a wider range of topics and traditional techniques using natural resources.
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77 Marshall Way
Nambucca Heads NSW 2448