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FOR STUDENTS:

Donate to the Coyote Trails Scholarship Fund

Apply  for our Six Month Residential Apprenticeship Program: The February-July 2009 program is now closed.   Application deadline for the September - March 2009 program is May 15th. Contact us soon if interested!! 

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

 2009 Class Schedule is Here!!

Online Registration!! is Now live.

 

 

Do you have questions that relate to nature study? About an outdoor school program you have studied under? Need help remaining focused on the primitive skills? Or do you just want to share some cool nature awareness related experiences? Welcome then to our seasonal skills list, our on-line mentoring, and Nature Awareness projects. Visit our instructor link and include that you are interested in the on-line mentoring outdoor school program. Our Lead instructors will get back to you with your on-going and evolving nature study projects.   

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

Fox Trail Graduates:  finish your mammals list? Visit your sit area and journal the changes around you.  

Deer Trail: watch how your local deer population has altered its movements. Map the new movements, rubs and increased pressures. Sketch the changes in the deer track that you studied all summer.   

Bear Trail: build and personalize your debris hut shelter. Practice one of the advanced doors and spend two consecutive nights in your own backyard shelter.  

Owl Trail: write in your food journal each day this season. How does the food you eat affect your personal energy levels and awareness?

Weasel Trail: pick a busy public location to practice "the wilderness mind" each week.  

Coyote Trail: what two areas stand out the most to you from this past summer's trip that you need to focus on now?   

Link to instructors with your responses and to continue your on-line mentoring skills program.

What's your answer to The Monthly Track Contest?