This certification is tuition-free thanks to funding by Tracker Certification’s Financial Access Fund. Half of the spots are reserved for BIPOC. All spots are available first-come, first-served.

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Led by a team of queer trackers, this community weekend is intended as an affinity space for LGBTQIA2+ trackers & naturalists. This is a unique way of connecting with other species–going beyond observation and into deep relationship.

The certification is both an educational workshop and a way of representing one’s ability to identify and interpret tracks and sign of a particular region. Participants can expect to encounter tracks and sign from mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles, insects, and other environmental processes throughout. You can read more about the certification process HERE.