Tracking Journal for 15.08.21
I watched in awe and wonder, struck by the beauty of this ordinary everyday animal whom we all have seen, likely ignored and passed by on countless occasions. I took a few photos and just [...]
By byron
In deer, mammals, naturalist, Ontario, pressure releases, tracking, Uncategorized, wildlife tracking
Posted Tracking journal for June 13, 2021. Orangeville Sandpits
The first popsicle sticks were going in and I was coming up from behind everyone. Folks were already crouched down investigating the gravelly crusted sand when Alexis asked everyone what they [...]
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 little dizzy from standing up too fast [...]
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 [...]
Trailing Deer in Boyne Valley
Saturday December 2, 2017 Saturday was our first day at the Boyne River Park. The air was still and the frost rested on the sumac. Among our intentions was to discover the habits of the deer. We [...]
In Algonquin park, animal gaits, Apprenticeship, apprenticeships, classes, earth tracks, Education, mammals, Mentoring, naturalist, nature, nature connection, nature education, Ontario, trackers, tracking, Trailing, Wilderness, wilderness skills, wildlife, wildlife tracking
Posted Bruno’s story:
We began our morning by exploring the surroundings of our cabin on the southern edge of Sasajewun lake in Algonquin park . Just like the night before, tracks of martens which had been said to be [...]
In Algonquin park, animal gaits, Apprenticeship, apprenticeships, beaver valley, classes, deer, earth tracks, Education, Landscape Tracking, mammals, Mentoring, naturalist, nature, nature connection, nature education, Ontario, track journaling, trackers, tracking, Trailing, training, wildlife tracking
Posted Flying Saucer Trails in Algonquin Park?
 On February 6th, 2016, the tracking apprentices tracked along the shores of Sasajewun Lake near the Algonquin Park Wildlife Research Centre. The weather was mild with little wind. To start the [...]
In animal gaits, Apprenticeship, apprenticeships, canada, classes, deer, earth tracks, Education, fishers, grey county, mammals, Mentoring, naturalist, nature, nature connection, nature education, Ontario, track journaling, trackers, tracking, Trailing, Wilderness, wildlife, wildlife tracking
Posted Tracking in the Krug Forest
Saturday, January 16, 2016 – Written by Lianna Vargas – 2nd Year Earth Tracks Tracking Apprentice We began our day at the Krug Brother’s Forest, an amazing expanse of wild land [...]
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Posted How Do You Like Them Apples?
Approaching our meeting location for the day, the veil of fog I had been driving in for an hour seemed to be lifting with the rising sun that had began peaking through the clouds, just up over [...]
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Posted Tracking in Algonquin – Part 2
First thing in the morning, we recapped on the harvest of yesterday’s exploration, reviewing on a map where we had come across some of our favourite discoveries. We headed out for the day [...]
