Topics - Urban Wildlife and Ecology

Locations -Greater Seattle - No Overnight Camping

 - Ecology of urban and suburban wild space
- Understanding ecology, and natural succession
- Bird language studies Part 1
- Class conversations on understanding the minds of birds and supporting urban wildlands

Topic – Central WA shrub-steppe - Overnight camping

Locations -Central Washington

Spring wildlife and plant life of the sagebrush steppe
- Tracking Sagebrush steppe species
- Herpetology studies - snake behavior, ecology and anatomy
- Observing spring bird life of the sagebrush steppe
- Class conversations on belonging and rewildling

Topic - Old-Growth and Seashore Life

Locations - Olympic National Park

 - Ecology of the seashore: inshore and tidepool life
- Life of old-growth forests
- Spring Wildlife behavior
- Wildlife tracking - animal gaits and kinetics
- Further conversations of eco-philosophy, and death in natural systems

Topics - Ecology of Large Carnivores

Locations - Eastslope Cascade Mountains - Overnight camping

 - Behavioral studies of WA carnivores and herbivores
- Tracking wolves, cougars and bears
- The ecology of the eastslope Cascade mountains
- Spring bird life of the eastern Cascade mountains
- Class conversations on sharing space with large carnivores

Topics -Bird Studies Deep Dive

Locations - Greater Seattle and Olympia- (No Overnight Camping)

 - Bird language studies part 2
- Bird behavior, anatomy, ecology
- Feather Identification
- Class conversations on ethology and the animal mind

Topic - High Mountain Ecology

Locations - Mt. Rainer NP - overnight camping

 - Alpine and Subalpine ecology
- Wildlife of the high mountains
- Glacial geology and hydrology
- Biological survey for stream macroinvertebrates
- Class conversations on healthy aquatic systems and how we understand them

Topic - Interior Mountain Ecology

Locations - Okanagon Highlands - Methow Valley Area - overnight camping

 - Ecology of the mountains of the interior western USA
- Skull/osteology studies
- Track and sign studies
- Bioblitz Survey
- Class conversations on fire ecology and dynamic landscapes

Topics -Mushrooms and Wildlife Trailing

Locations - Western Cascade foothills near Seattle - (No overnight camping)

 - Foraging for and Identifying wild mushrooms
- Learning the skills of trailing
- Elk behavior and trailing
- Further class conversations on animal minds

Topic - Winter Raptors and Naturalist Wrap-Up

Location - Burlington and Seattle

 - Learning about raptor identification and migration
- Raptor behavior and hunting strategies
- Continuing the journey of studies as naturalists
- Class conversations on how to be a good relative to many other species