One of the most important things I ever learned about tracking is how to expand beyond just looking at tracks on the ground.
If you’ve ever wanted to track animals in the forest then you’ve probably noticed their footprints are not always the easiest things to find!!
That’s why it’s so important to practice applying our tracking skills with other less obvious signs and indicators in order to build out a more complete understanding of the landscape.
A few things we’ll cover:
What is an expanded definition of tracking?
How to tell front vs hind deer tracks with trail analysis
How developing tracking skills will massively transform your experience in nature.
Demonstration of applied “tracker’s logic” to interpret the history and ecology of a forest through observation.
PS: Whenever you're ready... Here are 4 other ways I can help you go deeper and really integrate these nature awareness skills in your life:
1. Ask me your Questions About Nature and Awareness Skills Training
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2. Check out my Online Nature Courses
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Also... Check these out :-)
Where To Find Animal Tracks
Introduction To Animal Tracking
What Do Animal Tracks Tell Us?
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