Location: 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

Location: 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

Location: 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

Location: Olympic National Park (Overnight camping)

 - 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

Location: Central Washington - Overnight Camping

- 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

Location: 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

Location: Central Washington (Overnight camping)

•  Introduction to tools and practices of the naturalist

• Beginning the tracking journey including ecological tracking and clear print studies

• Learning practices of nature awareness and quiet movement

• Winter ecology and animal behavior

• Introductions to pairing science and the animate world view