Cybertracker Track & Sign Evaluation
We are delighted to welcome John Rhyder of the Woodcraft School to North west Donegal this autumn for a two day cyber tracker track and sign evaluation.
John Rhyder is the only senior tracker in Northern Europe having scored 100% in both track and sign and trailing in specialist evaluations, the highest assessed level possible in the CyberTracker system. John is also an evaluator for the CyberTracker system.
Track and Sign Evaluation
This is a two-day practical field test that emphasises open, honest dialogue and real learning. The tracks and sign of any and all species encountered in the field may be asked, whether big or small, clear or obscure. After participants give their answers, a dialogue ensues between the evaluator and participants to provide the opportunity for everyone involved to learn and for each of us to internalise the field marks used for identification.
Tracker Certifications emphasise practical tracking and the development of reliable field skills, and are unassociated with any particular philosophy or tracking school. No prior training is required to participate.
With this in mind these evaluations are easily, if not more, educational than a workshop with an added benefit that you may also have your knowledge recognised if scoring a minimum of 69%.
Where?
We will be in the diverse surroundings of Ards Forest Park, Northwest Donegal. We will be outside for the entirety of the two days so please be sure to dress appropriately for all weathers.
Accomodation
There is no accommodation offered as part of this course but there are plenty of local rental accommodations and hotels. This course is entirely self-catered.
When?
8th & 9th November
9am - 4.30pm each day
Cost
€225
Who’s it for?
Wildlife tracking is an ancient skill with diverse applications. Outdoor enthusiasts,Naturalists, Wildlife conservationists, Forest School guides, Bushcraft, Poets, Artists and Storytellers will all find something of great depth in this process.
Spaces limited to ten people.
We are delighted to welcome John Rhyder of the Woodcraft School to North west Donegal this autumn for a two day cyber tracker track and sign evaluation.
John Rhyder is the only senior tracker in Northern Europe having scored 100% in both track and sign and trailing in specialist evaluations, the highest assessed level possible in the CyberTracker system. John is also an evaluator for the CyberTracker system.
Track and Sign Evaluation
This is a two-day practical field test that emphasises open, honest dialogue and real learning. The tracks and sign of any and all species encountered in the field may be asked, whether big or small, clear or obscure. After participants give their answers, a dialogue ensues between the evaluator and participants to provide the opportunity for everyone involved to learn and for each of us to internalise the field marks used for identification.
Tracker Certifications emphasise practical tracking and the development of reliable field skills, and are unassociated with any particular philosophy or tracking school. No prior training is required to participate.
With this in mind these evaluations are easily, if not more, educational than a workshop with an added benefit that you may also have your knowledge recognised if scoring a minimum of 69%.
Where?
We will be in the diverse surroundings of Ards Forest Park, Northwest Donegal. We will be outside for the entirety of the two days so please be sure to dress appropriately for all weathers.
Accomodation
There is no accommodation offered as part of this course but there are plenty of local rental accommodations and hotels. This course is entirely self-catered.
When?
8th & 9th November
9am - 4.30pm each day
Cost
€225
Who’s it for?
Wildlife tracking is an ancient skill with diverse applications. Outdoor enthusiasts,Naturalists, Wildlife conservationists, Forest School guides, Bushcraft, Poets, Artists and Storytellers will all find something of great depth in this process.
Spaces limited to ten people.
We are delighted to welcome John Rhyder of the Woodcraft School to North west Donegal this autumn for a two day cyber tracker track and sign evaluation.
John Rhyder is the only senior tracker in Northern Europe having scored 100% in both track and sign and trailing in specialist evaluations, the highest assessed level possible in the CyberTracker system. John is also an evaluator for the CyberTracker system.
Track and Sign Evaluation
This is a two-day practical field test that emphasises open, honest dialogue and real learning. The tracks and sign of any and all species encountered in the field may be asked, whether big or small, clear or obscure. After participants give their answers, a dialogue ensues between the evaluator and participants to provide the opportunity for everyone involved to learn and for each of us to internalise the field marks used for identification.
Tracker Certifications emphasise practical tracking and the development of reliable field skills, and are unassociated with any particular philosophy or tracking school. No prior training is required to participate.
With this in mind these evaluations are easily, if not more, educational than a workshop with an added benefit that you may also have your knowledge recognised if scoring a minimum of 69%.
Where?
We will be in the diverse surroundings of Ards Forest Park, Northwest Donegal. We will be outside for the entirety of the two days so please be sure to dress appropriately for all weathers.
Accomodation
There is no accommodation offered as part of this course but there are plenty of local rental accommodations and hotels. This course is entirely self-catered.
When?
8th & 9th November
9am - 4.30pm each day
Cost
€225
Who’s it for?
Wildlife tracking is an ancient skill with diverse applications. Outdoor enthusiasts,Naturalists, Wildlife conservationists, Forest School guides, Bushcraft, Poets, Artists and Storytellers will all find something of great depth in this process.
Spaces limited to ten people.
