1. skill and knowledge in outdoor survival, including making shelter, finding food and water, and navigating in wilderness areas
Usage: often used in British English; typically refers to practical skills developed through experience in natural environments

Examples

• She learned bushcraft techniques at summer camp, including how to build a fire and purify water.
• His bushcraft knowledge helped him survive three days lost in the forest.
• The instructor taught us essential bushcraft skills like knot-tying and shelter construction.
• Bushcraft enthusiasts often practice their skills on weekend camping trips.
• Learning bushcraft can increase your confidence and self-reliance in outdoor environments.
• The book covers practical bushcraft from identifying edible plants to tracking animals.