The winter forest is quieter, but never empty. Our winter walks teach children to read what is often invisible: traces, patterns, and signs left by nature. It is a season for patience, observation, and discovery.

Sessions typically explore themes around:

• Animal tracks and reading signs in nature
• Birds and wildlife in the cold season
• Scout skills: camouflage, senses, and awareness in the forest
• Trees: structure and identification

Valid during January and February.


Each season follows a loose thematic framework, but the exact content of each walk is shaped by the weather, the location, and the group's age. No two sessions are ever quite the same.

Spring is when the forest comes back to life, and children's curiosity comes with it. Our spring walks follow nature's rhythm: we observe what is emerging, explore what has been hidden all winter, and begin to understand how living things are connected.

Sessions typically explore themes around:

• Small creatures, insects, and forest ecosystems
• Shelter building and natural construction
• Navigation, mapping, and orientation in nature
• Knots, rope skills, and working with natural materials
• Ancient human skills and traditions

Valid during March, April, and May.


Each season follows a loose thematic framework, but the exact content of each walk is shaped by the weather, the location, and the group's age. No two sessions are ever quite the same.

Summer opens the forest up. Warm weather and long days invite us to go further, stay longer, and explore more freely. Our summer walks balance active discovery with creative and sensory experiences in nature.

Sessions typically explore themes around:

• Plants, flowers, pollinators, and living ecosystems
• Water, weather, and the forces of nature
• Mathematics and patterns hidden in the natural world
• Art and creativity inspired by nature
• Adventure, storytelling, and imaginative play in the forest

Valid during June, July, and August.


Each season follows a loose thematic framework, but the exact content of each walk is shaped by the weather, the location, and the group's age. No two sessions are ever quite the same.

Autumn is the most generous season for a forest explorer. The forest is rich with colour, texture, and change. Our autumn walks invite children to slow down, look closely, and understand how the natural world prepares for rest.

Sessions typically explore themes around:

• Seasonal change and how nature adapts
• Fungi, mosses, and forest floor ecosystems
• Animals, insects, and their relationship with the seasons
• Fire skills, tools, and working with natural materials
• Trees: how they grow, how they age, and what they tell us

Valid during September, October, and November.


Each season follows a loose thematic framework, but the exact content of each walk is shaped by the weather, the location, and the group's age. No two sessions are ever quite the same.