The Earth Native Wilderness School organized a Track and Sign Certification around Bastrop, Texas from May 18-19, 2019. We saw the tracks of 30 species, including 13 mammals, 9 birds, 2 herps, 5 invertebrates, and a mark from a branch in the mud. We spent the…
Jill Cooper hosted a Track and Sign Specialist Certification in San Diego County on March 30-31, 2019. Specialist Certifications are arduous. Participants have to answer 57 very difficult questions over 2 days. Two evaluators (1 local and 1 external) are…
Dave Scott with the Earth Native Wilderness School hosted a Track and Sign Specialist Certification at Monahans Sand Hills State Park in Texas on February 9-10, 2019. Specialist Certifications are arduous. Participants have to answer 57 very difficult questions over 2…
I conducted a Track and Sign Certification in the Santa Barbara Area from November 10-11, 2018 for the Wilderness Youth Project. We saw the tracks of 27 species, including 15 mammals, 8 birds, 1 herps, 2 invertebrates, and marks of…
I conducted a Track and Sign Certification in the Ventura Area on November 7-8, 2018. We saw the tracks of 32 species, including 14 mammals, 11 birds, 3 herps, 2 invertebrate, a human hand print, and a mark from a…
Casey McFarland and I conducted a Track and Sign Specialist Certification in the Los Padres National Forest in California on November 3-4, 2018. We saw the tracks of 26 species, including 14 mammals, 6 birds, 3 herps, 1 invertebrate, and…
Matt Nelson and I conducted a Track and Sign Certification in the San Francisco Bay Area from June 16-17, 2018. We saw the tracks of 28 species, including 14 mammals, 11 birds, 2 herps, and 1 invertebrate. We spent the first…
The Earth Native Wilderness School hosted a Track and Sign Certification in and around Austin, Texas from May 19-20, 2018. We saw the tracks of 35 species, including 20 mammals, 7 birds, 4 herps, and 4 invertebrates. We spent the first day at a…
The San Diego Tracking Team hosted a Track and Sign Certification in San Diego, California on November 18–19, 2018. We saw the tracks of 24 species, including 12 mammals, 6 birds, 2 herps, 3 invertebrates, and ridges caused by tree roots that looked…