Winter Wildlife Tracking 101

Free to use  Man and a Woman Meditating while on Snow Covered Ground - Mikhail Nilov
Free to use Man and a Woman Meditating while on Snow Covered Ground - Mikhail Nilov
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January 28 @ 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

 Cost: $35 

January 28 | 10 am – 1 pm | 14 participants$35 | Financial Support Available (email us to inquire)Program geared towards adults and teens. Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.

From bobcats to hawks, all animals leave sign of their activities.  Join NBNC Teacher-Naturalist Dave Muska as he introduces you to the fundamentals of tracking and awareness to better understand the stories animals leave behind. In this class, you’ll be introduced to basic tracking skills and concepts such as clear print identification, track patterns, as well as techniques to develop your skill in tracking. This is a great class for photographers, hunters, or anyone who wishes to deepen their outdoor experience.

To Bring:  Notebook and pencil/pen, snacks, and weather appropriate footwear/clothing.  Subject-related field guides are optional.

Cancellation Policy: We cannot guarantee refunds if cancellations occur within two weeks of this program. If your space can be filled from our waitlist, we will provide you a refund minus a small processing fee. 

This class is intended for beginner trackers.

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