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Gain a whole new awareness of the natural world! Discover the fascinating world of animal tracks and signs. Wildlife tracking skills enhance outdoor experiences, and can be used to contribute to research & conservation. Learn how to identify the footprints of common species and the signs of large carnivores. Tracking skills reduce the risks of dangerous wildlife encounters; enable you to read the landscape to solve mysteries like what creature may have raided your garden; and allow you to find animals hidden on the landscape by following the subtle clues they leave behind. Animal tracking is a vital skill for deepening connections to nature, so that we can all be better stewards of wild places and species for future generations.Introduction to Wildlife Tracking
with Jason Knight of Alderleaf Wilderness College
Saturday November 8th, 2025
1PM
at the Northwest Stream Center in McCollum Park
600 128th St SE,
Everett, WA 98208
Register online at The Nature Store, or call 425-316-8592 to reserve your spot.
$8 Adopt A Stream Foundation Members
$10 general admission.
Please honor the ticket prices. All proceeds will benefit the Adopt A Stream Foundation's environmental education curriculum and the Alderleaf Wilderness College.
Jason Knight is the co-founder of Alderleaf Wilderness College and author of the bestselling book, The Essential Skills of Wilderness Survival (available in the Nature Store). Jason has been foraging for wild edible plants since he was old enough to walk. He apprenticed with the renowned ethnobotanist and herbalist Heidi Bohan, author of “People of Cascadia,” and studied under professor Alfred Wiedemann, an expert botanist, dune ecologist, and author of “Plants of the Oregon Coastal Dunes.” Jason is also an experienced wildlife biologist and wilderness skills educator. He was consulted as a local wilderness skills expert for the “Coastal Catastrophe” episode of the Discovery Channel’s Dual Survival television program, which included assisting with identifying regional wild edible plants and other survival foods.
Alderleaf Wilderness College is a nature education and wilderness survival school located in Monroe, WA. They offer courses on wilderness survival, permaculture & sustainable living skills, wild edible & medicinal plants, wildlife tracking, and outdoor leadership in the Pacific Northwest. Led by a staff of experienced instructors, our wilderness courses provide you with valuable nature skills. Learn more at: www.wildernesscollege.com
"Where wilderness wisdom from the past provides solutions for the future"
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600 128th St SE, Everett, WA, United States, Washington 98208
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