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Fall Caretaker Position: Two spots remain!! Are you interested in living primitively and incorporating these skills into your daily life? Contact us!!  (need to be 18 or over)

Winter 2010 Skills List for graduated students on the following Trails of Study: 

Need help remaining focused on the primitive skills? Or do you just want to share some cool nature awareness related experiences? Welcome to our seasonal skills list, our on-line mentoring, and Nature Awareness projects. Visit our instructor link and let us know you are interested in the on-line mentoring outdoor school program. Our Lead instructors will get back to you with your very own personalized nature study.

Fox Trail Graduates:  Refine your local plants list and sketch a plant you already learned last Spring. How has it changed? What does it look like in dormancy? Visit your sit area and journal the changes around you.  

Deer Trail: locate a winter track, preferably in snow. Mark it and observe it every week especially once it melts away.  Send us your sketch of the monthly track with your answer.    

Bear Trail: practice percussion flint knapping and create various points. Play with it and send us pictures of your points.  

Owl Trail: Re-connect with your commitment and take a long walk in the woods at least once each week.

Weasel Trail: Write to us your personal observations paying close attention to the changes you noticed since 12/21/09. 

Coyote Trail: re-read your journal from 2008 and spend time mentoring a younger person each week.   


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What's your answer to The Monthly Track Contest?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Donate to the Coyote Trails Scholarship Fund

   

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 with your responses and to continue with your personal on-line mentoring program.

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