The Sul Ross University Conservation Biology Club just hosted a track and sign evaluation in west Texas on Nov 12 & 13, 2011.
We saw the tracks of 31 species, including 19 mammals, 7 birds, 3 herps, and 2 invertebrates. Some of the highlights were: incredible bear feeding sign, bear bites on trees, and tracks of a mountain lion dragging its prey! Congratulations to Sarah Kahlich and Laura Loeser for achieving Track and Sign Level II.
Dave Scott with the Earth Native Wilderness School hosted a Track and Sign Specialist Certification at Monahans Sand Hills State Park in Texas on February 9-10,…
Texas Parks and Wildlife hosted a Tracker Certification for their wildlife biologists and technicians at the Matador Wildlife Management Area. In addition to bobcat, coyote,…
The Western Tracking Institute hosted a Track and Sign Specialist Certification on October 15-16. Adriaan Lowe of South Africa attended as the external evaluator. We…
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Howard Pope
Will there be another West Texas Tracker Certification Class?
Will there be another West Texas Tracker Certification Class?
We’ll be conducting a Specialist Certification in Big Bend in April. Click here for more info.
The Sul Ross University Conservation Biology Club hosted several tracker certifications a few years ago. There’s info here if you’re interested in hosting a certification.