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     What The Toes Show
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    By byron
    In deer, tracking, Uncategorized, wildlife tracking
    Posted December 24, 2022

    What The Toes Show

    For the past four years there has been a bit of a conundrum at the tracking apprenticeship. There has been a theory passed around to be argued and analyzed, challenged […]

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    By Tamara Anderson
    In Uncategorized
    Posted December 11, 2022

    Boyne River Carol

    On the first weekend of December, the Boyne River shared with me… A campfire to warm cold hands Two steep hills (in beautiful deciduous forests) Three porcupine dens Four deer […]

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    By Tamara Anderson
    In Uncategorized
    Posted November 13, 2022

    Deerly Beloved…

    Imagine donating more than 300 acres to Ontario Nature for land preservation. Well, the Krug brothers Howard and Bruce Krug did just that. Kinghurst forest in Grey county is 370 […]

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     How To Clean A Skull
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    By byron
    In Uncategorized
    Posted November 8, 2022

    How To Clean A Skull

    This past weekend with the Earth Tracks Wildlife Tracking Apprenticeship I got to host a mini-workshop all about skulls. It was a chance to share some of my enthusiasm about […]

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    By Lee
    In Uncategorized
    Posted October 27, 2022

    Plants as baskets, rope, fire-making tools and more!

    On a weekend in late September, we gathered together as part of the Plants Apprenticeship 2022 to explore what some call the “utilitarian” side of these awesome beings. Starting as [...]

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    By Tamara Anderson
    In Uncategorized
    Posted September 19, 2022

    Absolutely Gorges!

    A walk through Mono Cliffs and Hockley Valley is a walk through time. What a beautiful place to reflect on this weekend’s theme of landscape tracking. In his book Nature […]

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    By Danielle Gehl
    In Uncategorized
    Posted August 25, 2022

    Lobelias of the Krug Forest

    I have always loved wetlands, be they swamps, bogs, marshes or the shoreline of a favorite river or lake. The Lobelia family are some of my favourite flowers to encounter […]

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    By Tamara Anderson
    In Uncategorized
    Posted August 21, 2022

    Lake of Bays Tracking

    It was a Friday evening after the August full moon – the Sturgeon Super Moon. This moon is named after giant fish that were traditionally caught in the Great Lakes […]

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    By Lee
    In Uncategorized
    Posted August 18, 2022

    Medicinal Plants – A sensory Saturday in July

    On July 30, our 2022 cohort of plant students met at the farm in Grey Count. We each took some time to greet each other and share a little gratitude, […]

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     Carrion Beetles : Elytra in the Pellet
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    By byron
    In insects, Uncategorized
    Posted August 1, 2022

    Carrion Beetles : Elytra in the Pellet

    While out with the Earth Tracks Wildlife Tracking Apprenticeship crew, Saturday was spent focusing on Pressure Releases in the sandpit. You can read about this from a previous year here. […]

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