SPECIAL WILDERNESS LECTURES

 The official start is on FRIDAY between 17:00 and 18:00, at the meeting place in Ljubljana - from there we go to the location - or at the location itself with the official start at 19:00. Official end on SUNDAY at 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., with return to the starting point no later than 4:30 p.m.

 The implementation of the course is safe if the participant 100% adheres to the instructions of the instructors and course leaders. By signing the self-responsibility statement, he agrees to comply with and follow the instructions intended for his safety and the safety of the entire group.

In the area of the course/camp there may be wild animals: brown bear, wolf, lynx.

Wild boars, foxes, badgers, roe deer, deer, voles, birds, etc., live in the area. Almost without exception, they are harmless and non-aggressive. We enter their home and behave accordingly. Follow the instructions of the instructors or leaders.

In case of fatigue, be especially careful and follow the instructions of the instructors or leaders. Let them know about any problems, pain or discomfort you may have, despite being under extra observation.

 We will sleep in improvised covered shelters (the most comfortable) or, if desired, under an improvised emergency shelter or in the open air. Outdoors, you can expect to feel a bit cold at night and wake up several times. Nevertheless, you will be rested and full of energy.

 Everyone learns at their own pace. Knowledge is given reasonably and according to the principle Until we all know, no one knows. Faster learners will help the ones that lag behind. Knowledge, techniques and skills are adapted to the psychophysical abilities and wishes of the course participants. Psychophysical abilities are assessed by an instructor or leader.

 Participants take 0.75 – 1 L of unsweetened liquid with them. The amount is sufficient to survive in any conditions. Water can also be found in the field, but all water is considered non-potable or objectionable without prior treatment. If treatment is not possible or is not carried out by agreement, water may not be consumed on the field, except in special conditions assessed by the instructor or leader.

 Check weather forcast for temperature span.

Even during summer times in the woodland area the temperatures are few degrees lower in shade, morning and evening temperatures can be 3 to 5oC lower than forcasted. In the evening, morning and at night, it cools down significantely (upto 5 - 10oC) due to air moisture. 

Air moisture to condense and accumulate on all surfaces, including our bodies. Shirts, trainers, warm sweaters and a blanket (and a campfire) will provide a pleasant feeling of warmth even for evening activities.

 The courses/camps are facilitated in all weather conditions, except in extreme emergency alarm issued by weather service. We advise attendees dress accordingly. Prepare all equipment and clothing for rain even if not forcasted.

 Is provided on coures, not on camps. Bring your own prefered lightweight plates/cooking utensils, as well as cutlery. On request, we can hold a workshop on carving spoons and other accessories.

 Ticks, mosquitoes, wasps and other insects are regulars on our venues. Regular inspection and professional removal (ticks), use of protective means and peaceful coexistence with them are something normal that must be accepted and do not represent major health problems.

During the course, we will check you regularly (infection after 8-12 hours of ticks has never been addecquately scientifically confirmed) and after the course, check yourself well and remove the ticks according to the recommended medical instructions. Monitor bite sites for 3 to 4 weeks after removal. If redness occurs, see your doctor.

We advise consulting with proffesional doctors, epidemiologist for additional procedures and info in addition to ours and for your peace of mind. 

We have documented positiv 100% effective treatments with bioresonance therapy for everything nature throw at us.

We also know and share natural methods for treating borreliosis (and other bacterial infections) and viral tick-borne meningoencephalitis.