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About the Wolf Journey
Summer:
Residential Teaching Apprenticeships in Western Wa
Earth Skills Training Camps in Western Wa

Academic Year:
Cooperative Earth Skills Apprenticeships in Western Wa
Earth Skills Training Camps travel to Wa, Ca, Wi, La
Custom Programs for U.S. Businesses & Organizatons
Wolf Journey Classes 7-9 pm all around Western Wa
Weekend Workshops all around Western Wa
Summer:
Kids Day Camps all over Western Wa
Overnight Youth Camps in Washington State

Academic Year:
School Break Camps travel to Wa, Ca, Wi, La
Custom Programs for Schools & Groups around the U.S.

Wolf Journey Classes 4-6 pm in Seattle, Olympia, Puyallup,
Mt. Vernon, Snohomish, Bellingham & Portland/Vancouver

Featured Links:

Heidi Bohan on Ethnobotany this Friday, March 12 from 7-9 pm at Manitou Community Center in Tacoma open to the public and part of the Tacoma Permaculture Design Course.

Northwest Natural History website by Rob Sandelin


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Register now
for 2010:

• Kids Day Camps

• Overnight Youth Camps

• Adult Training Camps

this summer and during the academic year.

Plus, celebrating
10 years for adults:

• Wolf College Summer Residential Teaching Apprenticeships

• Academic Year Cooperative Earth Skills Apprenticeships

with certifications in earth skills education, naturalist mentoring, primitive skills, wildlife tracking, herbalism and ethnobotany.

Apply now for any course by printing out our registration form which also has the whole schedule listed, or read our text version of the schedule with Tuition Listings.

RECENT COMMENTS


"It was a relaxed group of participants with varying degrees of outdoors experience. Throughout the day, we learned about the uses of local plants for survival. Chris encouraged active learning among the group with his careful explanations on how to harvest and consume plants on the trail in a sustainable way.We spent the second half of the day at Chris and Kim's farm, where we saw how to make a fire, soup bowls, and boiled nettle stew using nothing but wood and stone. We also used freshly harvested ingredients to make tinctures and balms that we took home in sample jars. As another eloquent attendee put it, learning how to survive in nature makes it possible to walk out of your home and feel like you're walking into your living room. By the end of this meetup, sitting by our fire and drinking nettle soup, I had tasted the possibilities of living in the wilderness, and was ready to come back to learn survival skills in more serious detail." - Samual Wan, Herbal First Aid Workshop, 2010/03/05

"Chris, I attended the training session on Saturday. Thank you for a such a terrific experience. I enjoyed it even more than I expected and came away wanting to know more." - Tim Crowther, Wilderness Survival Workshop in Puyallup, 2010/02/05

"Thanks for the class dates, Chris. I am looking forward to them, as I enjoyed last night immensely. There is something deeply satisfying about working with your hands while chatting with other wonderful people. I also really appreciated your humble, egalitarian teaching style-- how you elicited knowledge from others in the group and let everyone teach everyone instead of looking to you as the only "expert." When letha challenged you about the hummingbird feeding, I was very impressed how open you were to her ideas... it impresses me when people treat someone who disagrees with them with as much respect as someone who agrees with them. You put people at ease, and that is always a better mind space from which to learn." - Chris Wolf, Bellingham Adult Class, 2010/02/01