Tracking Journal 27.11.2021
We had just finished part of our climb up Old Baldy, maybe a quarter of the way to the top, just finished checking out some pretty clear mouse tracks, bounding […]
By byron
In Apprenticeship, deer, earth tracks, Mentoring, naturalist, nature connection, nature education, Ontario, wildlife tracking
Posted Story of the day – Krug Tract in the drizzle
Our cool (but not chilly) breezy day began with gifts and gratitude. Upon our arrival at the Kinghurst Forest Nature Reserve we were blessed with a sighting of a great […]
By byron
In Apprenticeship, earth tracks, mammals, Mentoring, naturalist, nature, nature connection, nature education, Ontario, Photography, Plants, tracking, Wild Plants, wildlife tracking
Posted Along the shores of Lake Huron in Saugeen FN
We got out of the cars and stretched a little, letting the blood recirculate to all the places it struggled to reach on the drive out there. We laughed a […]
Posted
Stewardship Weekend: Part 1
The day started with an extended opening circle; discussing gratitude and how to give back to the land in a good way in a world that doesn’t always reflect nature […]
In Apprenticeship, beaver valley, earth tracks, edible plants, foraging, grey county, nature, nature connection, nature education
Posted Abundant Under-story
Today was such a magical day, I am grateful for all the beautiful beings who shared the day the with us. The morning started slow and calm as we all […]
By Lee
In Algonquin park, animal gaits, Apprenticeship, earth tracks, land stewardship, Landscape Tracking, mammals, Mentoring, naturalist, nature, nature connection, nature education, track journaling, trackers, tracking, Trailing, wildlife, wildlife tracking, wolf
Posted Algonquin Tracking!
Tracking in Algonquin, February 2018 February’s tracking weekend took place in Algonquin Park. Our focus? The sexy area megafauna: Moose, Wolf, Otter and Marten. Here’s a phrase not often [...]
Day of Awesome Discoveries
The fog Sunday morning was heavy and damp, you could hardly see 3 metres ahead. Circumstances led me to finding a recently-hit snowy owl on road while on my way […]
Cliff Drift Wonder Wander
The days we go out tracking with Earth Tracks always seem to have some sort of magical quality. I really love quietly watching the early morning rays of sun filter […]
Tracking on the Edge of Suburbia
When we first pulled up to the area we were going to be tracking for the day, I was a bit shocked. The present environment was a suburban housing development […]
By Annie
In Apprenticeship, caretaking, earth tracks, Education, foraging, Healing Power of Plants, land stewardship, naturalist, nature education, Plants, Wild Plants Apprenticeship, Wildcrafting
Posted Rain or Sunshine Kind of Day
The bird songs welcomed folks to our second day of our weekend. As some drank lemon balm tea and others coffee, we settled down in a circle and listened to […]
