A......NATURALIST'S......WORLD

CLASSES A Naturalist`s World teaches a variety of on-site, field classes at locations across North America and Africa. Classes are listed below by topic: COUGARS BEARS COLD REGIONS: Alpine and Polar TRACKING WOLVES WINTER ECOLOGY RESIDENCIES IN NATURE Explore class descriptions and register by clicking on a topic above.

	ADVANCED TRACKING (Yellowstone) Taught by Jim Halfpenny in small group situations. Prerequisite: Basic Tracking, Mammals Signs, or Instructor permission. Short review of basics followed by advanced gaits and trail interpretation. Covers plate tracking, databases, discriminant analysis, and differentiating among close species i.e. dogs and wolves. Certification included. Dates: June 30 - July 2, 2010 Dates: Aug. 4 - 6, 2010 Code: tad Price: $300.00 Quantity in Basket: none
	MAMMAL TRACKING AFRICAN STYLE Date: August 15 through 20, 2010 Share Yellowstone with South African Senior Trackers Alex van den Heever & Renias Mhlongo - co-taught with Jim Halfpenny and Meghan Walla-Murphy. This course will be a blend of Yellowstone and African tracking. A 5-day, field workshop to expand your tracking knowledge to a world-wide basis. Emphasis will be on trailing animals and interpreting their tracks and signs. Nightly discussion and story telling will explain the African landscape, culture, and philosophy. Come early, stay late to explore Yellowstone's natural resources. Limited housing available at Track Education Center dorms ($20/night, FCFS). Your credit card will be charged for ONLY a $300 down payment. After you receive a briefing letter, the remainder is due by June 1, 2010. Code: tafr Price: $999.00 Quantity in Basket: none