Earth Tracks Outdoor School hosts this certification near the town of Durham, Ontario.
In collaboration with host Rob Hart, this certification-workshop takes place May 18-19 in coastal North Carolina in and around Snead’s Ferry. Camping will be available locally.
In this highly educational program, participants will have the opportunity to be certified in Track & Sign through CyberTracker Conservation. This is the first program of its kind to take place in North Carolina!
The Minnesota Wildlife Tracking Project hosts this certification with evaluator Daniel Hansche, at various locations around the Minneapolis/St. Paul Metro Area.
The Minnesota Wildlife Tracking Project hosts this certification with evaluator Daniel Hansche, at various locations around the Minneapolis/St. Paul Metro Area.
Kathy Dean (she/her) of Trotting Fox Programs hosts this evaluation in Greenfield, Massachusetts, in collaboration with Spur Wander. Daniel Hansche (they/them) will be evaluating.
This event is open to female-identifying participants.
Daniel Hansche & Casey McFarland will be evaluating. A previous score of 97% is required for participation. Write daniel@spurwander.com to initiate registration process.
Vermont Wilderness School hosts this certification.
Details and registration through Vermont Wilderness School.
Contact: bob@vermontwildernessschool.org
Shane Hawkins of Original Wisdom hosts this certification on the mudflats of the Allegheny River Basin of western New York.
Contact shane@originalwisdom.com for more info or to register.
Shane Hawkins of Original Wisdom hosts this certification on the mudflats of the Allegheny River Basin of western New York. Daniel Hansche and Casey McFarland will be evaluating.
Contact shane@originalwisdom.com for more info or to register.
This single-day workshop-certification in Albany, New York is offered in conjunction with the Northeast Natural History Conference. All participants scoring 69% or higher will receive a Track & Sign I certification.
This weekday (Mon-Tue) certification workshop will be solidly positioned in the Northwoods of Maine, home to lynx, marten, moose and more northern species. In this highly educational program, participants will have the opportunity to be certified in Track & Sign through Cybertracker Conservation.
Write with questions or lodging recommendations: daniel@spurwander.com
Tamakoce Wilderness Programs hosts this certification. Locations border Rensselaer & Columbia Counties (NY).
Email Dan Yacobelis to confirm availability before registering at this link.
This evaluation is in conjunction with the Northeast Wildlife Trackers Conference at Prindle Pond, Charlton MA. Participants encouraged to attend the conference which takes place Oct 20-22.
The Minnesota Wildlife Tracking Project hosts this certification.
To register, contact the MN Wildlife Tracking Project.
Track, trail, observe and connect with wildlife and landscape in ways that few can. Expert collaborative mentoring from Daniel Hansche & Annika Tara Hansche of Spur Wander, and our guides Kersey Lawrence & Lee Gutteridge, both Senior Trackers & Evaluators on the CyberTracker system. The team's constant engagement with the wild provides more tracking, behaviour and ecological awareness than one can imagine. Scores of mammals, birds and invertebrates will become familiar, and with depth.
Unable to track our own process, we flounder in identifying, interpreting, and following the signs of even the most familiar wildlife. Daniel will slowly offer and integrate practices & principles with which to build, foster, and hone your own unique process, approach, and relationship to wildlife tracking. Tracking is ever a collaborative way of being and the weekend will be formed by all people present, and most certainly, by the natural world within which we are interacting.
Application process is open to all, and is decidedly not merit-based.
Runs Saturday & Sunday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Fee: $350
We’ll be out for a day of wildlife tracking, familiarising ourselves with the animals of the landscape through connective approaches and practices, valuing the process of connection over the product of identification & interpretation. Every day in the field is a day in collaboration with the group, and most certainly, with the natural world. There is not a set curriculum -we follow the animal tracks, signs, and trails, for clues, direction, and insights. Daniel is a highly skilled & certified wildlife tracker, and loves to help people find their way in the world of tracking. Information and knowledge are absolutely and ever available here, yet creativity and familiarity are priorities of paramount importance.
Runs from 9am - 3pm
Fee: $120
We’ll be out for a day of wildlife tracking, familiarising ourselves with the animals of the landscape through connective approaches and practices, valuing the process of connection over the product of identification & interpretation. Every day in the field is a day in collaboration with the group, and most certainly, with the natural world. There is not a set curriculum -we follow the animal tracks, signs, and trails, for clues, direction, and insights. Daniel is a highly skilled & certified wildlife tracker, and loves to help people find their way in the world of tracking. Information and knowledge are absolutely and ever available here, yet creativity and familiarity are priorities of paramount importance.
Runs from 9am - 3pm
Fee: $120
We’ll be out for a day of winter wildlife tracking, familiarising ourselves with the animals of the landscape through connective approaches and practices, valuing the process of connection over the product of identification & interpretation. Every day in the field is a day in collaboration with the group, and most certainly, with the natural world. There is not a set curriculum -we follow the animal tracks, signs, and trails, for clues, direction, and insights. Daniel is a highly skilled & certified wildlife tracker, and loves to help people find their way in the world of tracking. Information and knowledge are absolutely and ever available here, yet creativity and familiarity are of paramount importance.
Runs from 9am - 3pm
We’ll be out for a day of winter wildlife tracking, familiarising ourselves with the animals of the landscape through connective approaches and practices, valuing the process of connection over the product of identification & interpretation. Every day in the field is a day in collaboration with the group, and most certainly, with the natural world. There is not a set curriculum -we follow the animal tracks, signs, and trails, for clues, direction, and insights. Daniel is a highly skilled & certified wildlife tracker, and loves to help people find their way in the world of tracking. Information and knowledge are absolutely and ever available here, yet creativity and familiarity are of paramount importance.
Runs 9am - 3pm
In this intensive, experience-oriented workshop, we immerse ourselves in the life of our region’s mammals. From their tracks and signs we gain insights into the biology of the individual animal species and their ecological connections to the landscape.
Increase wildlife tracking field skills at a professional level in this highly engaging and internationally recognised learning process and assessment. Participants will be asked sets of questions on a wide variety of species’ tracks & sign found in the field, regularly followed by an open dialogue including insights into field marks, behavior, & natural history. Hosted by Vermont Wilderness School. Evaluation by Daniel Hansche for Tracker Certification North America.
Increase wildlife tracking field skills at a professional level in this highly engaging and internationally recognised learning process and assessment. Participants will be asked sets of questions on a wide variety of species’ tracks & sign found in the field, regularly followed by an open dialogue including insights into field marks, behavior, & natural history. Hosted by Vermont Wilderness School. Evaluation by Daniel Hansche for Tracker Certification North America.
In this intensive, experience-oriented workshop, we immerse ourselves in the life of our region’s mammals. From their tracks and signs we gain insights into the biology of the individual animal species and their ecological connections to the landscape ...
Kersey Lawrence of CyberTracker International visits as guest instructor, offering a highly sought after trailing evaluation.
Follow tracks through landscapes with the purpose of finding and observing the animal(s) that made them—while remaining undetected. Trailing builds knowledge of wildlife and local landscapes, confidence to follow trail in difficult conditions, heightened awareness and stealth, and an ability to move quietly through field and forest in small groups.
The purpose of the CyberTracker Trailing Evaluation assesses the tracker’s ability to follow an individual animal’s (or group of animals) spoor across the landscape, and to evaluate the tracker’s ability to interpret the behavior of the animal(s) on the trail and to locate that specific animal or group. Locating the animal involves finding, approaching to within a reasonable distance, observing and exiting the area without alerting the animal to the tracker’s presence. Species followed will include wild boar, roe deer, or fallow deer.
Cost: 295 Euro
Registration: Contact daniel@spurwander.com to reserve a spot
Kersey Lawrence visits as guest instructor, leading a highly sought after workshop in the art of trailing wildlife.
Learn to follow tracks through landscapes with the purpose of finding and observing the animal(s) that made them —while remaining undetected. Trailing builds knowledge of wildlife and local landscapes, confidence to follow trails in difficult conditions, heightened awareness and stealth, and an ability to move quietly through field and forest in small groups.
To be in the field and forest with Kersey is to train with one of the most highly-certified wildlife trackers in the world.
There will be a two-day trailing Evaluation run after the workshop wherein participants will have the opportunity to earn a certificate from Cybertracker International. Participants may take one or the other offering, but are encouraged to participate in both the workshop and the evaluation if they wish.
Cost: 295 Euro
Registration: Contact daniel@spurwander.com to reserve a spot
In collaboration with Stefanie Argow of Hidden Tracks, we focus heavily on tracks & sign and introduce many facets of wildlife tracking. Over four weekends each of our learning modules bring us into various habitats and regional wildlife. We offer beginners the basic tools of tracking while challenging experienced trackers in their development. Our approach to teaching is respectful and always open to discussions and questioning dialogue.
In collaboration with Stefanie Argow of Hidden Tracks, we focus heavily on tracks & sign and introduce many facets of wildlife tracking. Over four weekends each of our learning modules bring us into various habitats and regional wildlife. We offer beginners the basic tools of tracking while challenging experienced trackers in their development. Our approach to teaching is respectful and always open to discussions and questioning dialogue.
The practice of track interpretation, observation of wildlife signs, and movement on animal trails informs exercises & practices within the context of the artist's eyes; enhancing your wildlife tracking skills, increasing your ability to perceive more of what's there, and presenting ways of seeing with greater ease & clarity.
In collaboration with Stefanie Argow of Hidden Tracks, we focus heavily on tracks & sign and introduce many facets of wildlife tracking. Over four weekends each of our learning modules bring us into various habitats and regional wildlife. We offer beginners the basic tools of tracking while challenging experienced trackers in their development. Our approach to teaching is respectful and always open to discussions and questioning dialogue.
In collaboration with Stefanie Argow of Hidden Tracks, we focus heavily on tracks & sign and introduce many facets of wildlife tracking. Over four weekends each of our learning modules bring us into various habitats and regional wildlife. We offer beginners the basic tools of tracking while challenging experienced trackers in their development. Our approach is respectful, always open to discussions and questioning dialogue.
Increase wildlife tracking field skills at a professional-level in this highly engaging and internationally recognised learning process and assessment. Participants will be asked sets of questions on a wide variety of species’ tracks & sign found in the field, regularly followed by an open dialogue including insights into the field marks, behavior, & natural history. Evaluation by Daniel Hansche & George Leoniak
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In this intensive, experience-oriented workshop, we immerse ourselves in the life of our region’s mammals. From their tracks and signs we gain insights into the biology of the individual animal species and their ecological connections to the landscape ...
