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When people experience nature - spending time outside and learning some simple outdoor skills - it increases their self confidence, builds a stronger sense of who they are and develops important life skills such as co-operation, problem solving and creative thinking.

In 21st century many children and young people are more at home in a virtual world than in the one around them.  They may spend some leisure time outside yet still lack the freedom to explore and discover the world around them.  This freedom to explore and take risks increases self esteem and self reliance.

The hectic pace of adults’ lives too, can mean they forget to step outside and experience the simple pleasures of a walk in the rain or a night round a campfire.

At huathe we redress that balance.  
By offering a variety of experiences in the outdoors - from Family Forest Days to Forest School Leadership and from targeted Forest Schools to  courses and special events- we engage a wide variety of people, to re-connect them to nature, and infuse them with our passion for the world around us.