Tracking Club

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Location: Tracking club is held on Saturday mornings from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. along the Skykomish River (meet at the Sultan Park & Ride by 8:45 a.m.)

Dates for 2007-2008: Saturdays: 9/15, 11/17*, 12/15, 1/19, 2/16, 3/15, 4/19, and 5/17 (NOTE: Tracking club is not held during the Summer, so May 17th is the last meeting until September).

Cost: $5 (free for Tracking Club members; see membership info. below)

What to bring? Dress for a morning outside and be sure to bring a pair of shoes that you don't mind getting wet (knee high rubber boots are great!)

Description:

Join us for fun-filled mornings of community learning as we see into the lives of wild animals through the tracks they leave behind. You can never be sure what cast of characters will have been playing: elk, otter, coyote, bobcat, bear, cougar...

At Tracking Club, participants are led by skillful naturalist instructors into a world of mystery and intrigue that we call tracking. Learn animal track identification, aging, interpretation and much more.

The whole experience is designed to inspire curiosity and give you the tools needed to track with confidence on your own, and to share the joys of tracking with others.

You are welcome to join us for a day or to become a tracking club member (see below).

Optional Tracking Club Membership

Member Benefits

• Access to one year of our monthly tracking club meetings. Meetings are held on weekend mornings most months, (the club does not meet during the summer) and take place in the foothills of the cascades east of Seattle. At each meeting Instructors are present to help members learn and progress through the Six Arts of Tracking, which includes animal track identification and wildlife tracking interpretation.
  
  
• Ability to attend Wilderness Awareness School's Summer Wolf Tracking Expedition in Idaho. This expedition is available only to members of the Wilderness Awareness School Tracking Club. This expedition is the ultimate experience to synthesize your knowledge of animal tracking and the natural world. See the Summer Wolf Tracking Expedition page for more details.

Please contact the office for additional information about Tracking Club: 425-788-1301.

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