Ledergerben
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Category
Bushcraft
Organized by
Natur- und Wildnisschule Fuxla
Target Group
For Everybody
About this Course
Ein kaum noch bekannter Begriff – was verbirgt sich eigentlich dahinter?
Unsere Vorfahren jagten Tiere, um zu überleben. „Abfall“ gab es nicht, denn dank überliefertem Wissen und handwerklicher Fähigkeit wurde alles verwertet und weiterverarbeitet. Muskelsehnen brauchte man für den Bogenbau, Fleisch als Nahrung, Knochen für den Werkzeugbau und Felle als Kleidungstücke oder für Unterkünfte. Nur so konnte – zusammen mit dem Element Feuer – den Winter überstanden werden. Dem grossen Wissen dahinter gehen wir in diesem Kurs auf den Grund. Wir lernen, wie unsere Vorfahren mit Respekt und Achtung die Hingabe der jeweiligen Tiere geschätzt haben, und üben mit einfachsten Hilfsmitteln aus der Natur, Häute von Tieren aus der Rheintaler Jagd zu feinem Leder zu verarbeiten.
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Natur- und Wildnisschule Fuxla
Fuxla ist eine Natur- und Wildnisschule, deren Ziel es ist Menschen näher an die Natur zu führen. Mit altem Wissen über unsere Umwelt bringen wir Menschen zurück IN die Natur. Sich wieder als Teil davon zu fühlen, um so in Zukunft den Umgang mit unserem Planeten gewissenhaft und nach- haltig zu gestalten, ist ein -daraus resultierender- Plus- punkt und Kern unserer Überzeugung. Fuxla möchte niemanden belehren, sondern das eigene Interesse dafür wecken, mehr über unsere Umgebung zu erfahren. Wir streben beim Mentoring den Ansatz an zu begeistern, zu inspirieren und zu motivieren. Wir stellen Fragen und wecken das Interesse. Wir leiten den Weg. Nachhaltiges Lernen wird so gefördert.
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Ledergerben
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