Learn to read nature's story in the snow by attending a wildlife tracking clinic in the Swan Valley, February 13-14 or February 20-21, 2010

This is a two-day introductory tracking class based out of Northwest Connections historic Swan Valley homestead. Participants will learn how to recognize animals by track, gait pattern, habitat selection and behavior. This course has been taught for 11 years by local outfitters, naturalists, and conservationists with more than 50 years of tracking experience. Participants can expect to learn a variety of tracks from voles and squirrels to mountain lions and wolves. The course fee includes lectures, guided field sessions, and transportation around the valley. Lodging at the homestead is available upon request. University of Montana and OPI credits are available.

"My perspective on winter is changed forever. All I can say is bring on the snow." - 2009 participant

Space is limited. Registration is required. Visit NwC's website at www.northwestconnections.org or call us at 406 754 3185 for more details.

Download "Animal Tracking Clinics" at left for a printable flyer.

February 13, 2010 - February 14, 2010

February 20, 2010 - February 21, 2010