Join Jim Lowery, primitive skills teacher and author of The Tracker’s Field Guide, to learn and refine fundamental tracking skills. This two-day class will explore the natural world through animal tracking, sign identification, and awareness techniques. Lowery will explain how to translate patterns found in the desert sand into animal stories in Joshua Tree National Park. This class will be entirely field based in order to provide abundant “dirt time” focusing on following trails, interpreting tracks and signs and even learning to read mood and body language of desert animals through their trails. Wildlife behavior, biology, and ecological relationships will also be examined. In this weekend class, participants will feel the thrill of becoming environmental detectives by investigating the signs animals leave behind.
Fee includes park entrance and campsite on Saturday evening at the Lost Horse Campground, a beautiful and secluded spot!
Activity Level: Easy
Activity Details: Mammal Tracking, Spring 2023
Participant Waiver: Please fill out and return the participant waiver within seven days of your event: [email protected] (digital signature or photo of signed doc is ok).
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learn about your instructor, jimJim Lowery is a nationally known tracker and author of The Tracker’s Field Guide , Walk with the Animal, and many monographs, workbooks, webinars and articles about tracking technique. He has taught tracking to thousands of students, including many specialized trainings for field biologists, universities, naturalists, and park rangers. Some of his specialized field workshops have focused on tracking individual species including bighorn sheep, badgers, mountain lions, kit fox, elk and black bears.
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