Talk:RAY MEARS - Remote People & Remote Places, The Search for Hope in the Wilderness.

National Waterfront Museum

No one knows the wilderness better than Ray Mears.

'What is the Wilderness ? Why is it so Important?

This inspirational presentation may alter your view of the world forever.

...Having spent more than forty years exploring the remotest corners of our planet, Ray Mears explains how he has been changed by the people and places he has encountered, what wilderness has come to mean to him and why he believes it is critical to our future

‘In wilderness there is hope’ Ray Mears

Duration 45 - 60 minutes

A book signing with the author is will able available after this show

Books available to buy from the Museum gift shop.

Bio - Ray Mears is a motivational speaker, photographer and television presenter.

Ray Mears has become recognised as a leading expert in the skills of Bushcraft and Survival around the world. In 1983 Ray founded Woodlore, Britain’s first School of Wilderness and Bushcraft. Ray’s vision was to provide others with the opportunity to step beyond survival training and really master the skills of traditional wilderness travel. He is best known for the TV Series Ray Mears Bushcraft, Ray Mears World of Survival, Wilderness Walks, Extreme Survival, Wild Britain with Ray Mears, Wild China and the Real Heroes of Telemark. In 2010 Ray was asked by Northumbria police to help them track fugitive killer Raoul Moat.

Please note: both adults and children require a ticket for this show

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Information

27 October 2024, 4pm

Cost £4 pp

Suitability Older children, Teens and Adults

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