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Title Bushcraft. Season 2, episode 1, Birch bark canoe / Ray Mears ; series producer, Ben Southwell ; BBC Bristol
Published London, England : BBC Worldwide, 2005

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Description 1 online resource (60 minutes)
Summary Travel with Ray Mears to the Amazon jungle, Tanzania, Canada, America and Sweden, as he explores the important role played by bushcraft in the survival of indigenous people. He puts his own resourcefulness to the test as he lives alongside people such as the Yekuana of Venezuela and the Masai of Tanzania, learns new skills like making buckskin and hones his expertise in others like animal tracking. This way of life allows Ray to gain a deep understanding of his surroundings and his personal reflections on his locations and the inspiring people he meets will enrich the viewers' understanding of the importance of bushcraft in the world today. In this episode, Ray builds a traditional canoe made from birchbark
Notes Title from title screen (viewed January 06, 2022)
In English
Subject Canoes and canoeing.
Birch bark.
Algonquin Indians -- Boats
Boatbuilding.
Wilderness survival.
Algonquin Indians -- Boats.
Birch bark.
Boatbuilding.
Canoes and canoeing.
Wilderness survival.
Genre/Form Documentary television programs.
Documentary television programs.
Documentaires télévisés.
Form Streaming video
Author Mears, Raymond, on-screen presenter
Southwell, Ben, producer
British Broadcasting Corporation, production company.
Other Titles Birch bark canoe
Ray Mears' bushcraft