Paul Webster lives in East Sussex with his wife and three children, and delights in sharing his place on earth with the beetles, bugs, animals, birds, plants & trees of the South Downs. Specialising in the skills that would have been familiar to our ancestors ten thousand years ago, he now enjoys sharing that knowledge in the hope that they will never be forgotten or taken for granted. Working with groups of all ages, Paul has a particular interest in giving young people the opportunity to enjoy the countryside in a way that is becoming increasing alien to many of them, but that was familiar to most only a generation ago. Having been taught a wide range of countryside skills through BTCV, Paul then trained and taught at Plumpton College, specialising in Countryside Craft Skills & Woodland Management. He has also been fortunate enough work alongside some truly gifted bushcraft instructors and experimental archaeologists. He delights in passing on his knowledge to those around him, that they might better understand and appreciate our natural environment. By increasing our awareness of the nature around us he hopes not only develop the senses but also to develop an understanding of where we belong in nature.
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