Join us in the north woods as we follow the tracks and trails of the Canada Lynx and many other animals including wolves, moose, marten, fisher, otter, flying squirrels, snowshoe hare, spruce grouse and many more.
Canada Lynx Tracking Trip in Ontario - January 21-26th 2024
This will be our 24th year of our annual winter wildlife tracking trip to Algonquin Park.
Algonquin Winter Wildlife Tracking Trip
February 11-16th 2024
Our mission at Earth Tracks is to provide high-quality experiential education for people who want to connect with the natural world in a deep and powerful way. We have been successfully guiding and mentoring people for over 20 years and provide a unique perspective and style of nature-based education.
Whether you are looking for an experience for yourself, friends, or family, or a custom program for your group or organization, Earth Tracks can help you make this happen.
We specialize in
- Plant Uses (Identification, Foraging, Edible and Medicinal, Herbalism, Stewardship, and Utilitarian uses)
- Wildlife Tracking/Naturalist Studies
- Deep Nature Connection programs for children and adults
- Wilderness Canoe Trips
We also offer programs relating to bushcraft and wilderness living skills, bird language/awareness and earth philosophy. At Earth Tracks we guide people in learning how to live a life in close relationship to the earth through quality education, mentoring, and direct experience. We invite you to come and join us in this adventure.
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Recent Blog Posts
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Deeper Questions of Common Sign : Tracking at Kinghurst
This past Saturday was another outing with the Earth Tracks Wildlife Tracking Apprenticeship. We went out to the Kinghurst forest in Grey County, Ontario to see what we could find […]
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Sign of Birds in Algonquin Park
This year I wanted to keep birds in focus and at front of mind in my ongoing learning about wildlife tracking. I wanted to do this because birds are often […]
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Can I eat what a moose eats?
Imagine you are a moose. You have big ears, a soft nose and a stomach with four parts to digest your cellulose-rich food. From hoof to shoulder, you measure 1.8 […]
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Leaping Greenly Spirits of Wolves
i thank You God for this most amazing day: for the leaping greenly spirits of trees and a blue true dream of sky; and for everything which is natural which […]
“The Earth is the ultimate provider and for countless generations our ancestors knew how to survive and live in harmony with nature. By learning and practicing these skills we begin to experience nature in an ancient and meaningful way.”
– Alexis Burnett