It has been years that I have been finding dead logs in the woods with cryptic lines etched into the outer bark, followed by a final exclamatory dot. Who, or […]
Just a note; I often use the scientific binomial after English common names, but as we were tracking on Saugeen First Nations lands, I will also try to include the […]
Heavy rains provided a much-needed reprieve from wildfire smoke. The day started with the sound of loons flying overhead. There was a light breeze, clean air and a blue sky. […]
While out along the Boyne River with the Earth Tracks Wildlife Tracking Apprenticeship Program, I was walking through a mostly Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum) and Black Cherry (Prunus serotina) [...]
Many current and former Earth Tracks Tracking Apprenticeship apprentices were participating at a recent Track and Sign certification in Parry Sound, Ontario evaluated by Sage Raymond. On the [...]
I have been thinking a lot this Winter about how amazing it is that all of the various species we track can survive such apparent hardships of freezing temperatures, labourious […]
I was out with the Earth Tracks wildlife tracking apprenticeship at Mono Cliffs Provincial Park the other day, tracking with the intention to trail some White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus [...]
While out tracking with the Earth Tracks Widllife Tracking Apprenticeship along a stretch of beach at Lake Huron at Saugeen First Nation we came across the fairly decayed carcass of […]
While out at Dunby rd section of the Bruce Trail with the Earth Tracks tracking apprenticeship, I was walking slowly under some White Pines (Pinus strobus) looking for owl pellets. […]
“Which way them critters goin’?” my friend Dani would call out every time I mentioned I was leaving the house to go tracking, and to this day it can be […]
