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Wolf Camp in Summer:
Kids Day Camps all over Western Wa
Overnight Youth Camps in Washington State

School Year Programs
School Break Camps travel to Wa, Ca, Wi, La
Custom Programs - Schools, Groups, Families, Camps
Wolf Journey Classes all over Western WA:
1-3 pm Homeschoolers; 4-6 pm Afterschoolers
The Wolf College in Summer:
Residential Teaching Apprenticeships
Earth Skills Training Camps in Western WA

Academic Year Programs:
Weekend Workshops around Puget Sound
Wolf Journey Classes 7-9 pm around Western Wa
Earth Skills Apprenticeship semester in Western Wa
Earth Skills Training Camps travel to Wa, Ca, Wi, La

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• CUSTOM PROGRAMS for Schools & Other Groups


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Wolf Camp was voted 1 of 2 Best Camps in the Northwest Family News Reader's Poll of 2001, the only year they ran a poll, and we were also chosen as one of the five "best camps ever" by YM Magazine in its March 2003 issue.
July 11-16 (2010)

Artwork by Wolf Journey alumna Joanna Colbert.

Our first herbal spa session back in 2002.

Advanced Herbal Medicine
&
Wilderness First Aid

Click here to see pictures from last year's Herbal Camp on our facebook page. Transportation Provided from SeaTac & Portland Int'l Airports.

Course begins at Millersylvania State Park near Olympia, WA, and
explores estuaries on the Salish Sea, old growth rainforests of the Oympic Nat'l Park, and ends at Wolf Haven, a wolf sanctuary located in a "mima mound" oak prairie preserve!

Discover the secret world of plants and their powers to heal, nourish and beautify the body inside and out. The ancient ones knew the wisdom that the plants speak, and so will you. These plants sustained indigenous peoples in emergencies, kept them healthy as tonics, and added important vitamins and fiber in addition.

Help to cultivate our herb gardens and wild lands with an appreciation for all the gifts that plants give us, then travel to the shores of the Salish Sea (puget sound) to harvest abundant gifts in this protected area of the Pacific Ocean. Learn proper harvesting methods so that you too can become a caretaker of the earth.

We will practice first aid so that you can go beyond the beginner level of wilderness medicine. And of course, enjoy Mother Nature's Herbal Spa, complete with clay masks, facial steams, natural tattoos, hair care and more.

Become a wild chef this weeks as you wander through fields, forests and seashores in search of wild foods, as we dine on edible roots and shoots, drinks and desserts - and don't forget the preparation of edible insects and mollusks if you want! You especially don't want to miss the chocholate covered insects we will be preparing. You'll be surprised how delicious and abundant these tastey treats of nature are.

We'll make placemats, bowls, soup spoons and plates from natural materials for our feasts out under the stars. We'll also shiskabob, roast and panfy edible roots and shoots, clams and critters and dine in our wild cafe with wilderness drinks and desserts.


Camper-turned-mentor Elise during her second year of camp.

Gathering seaweeds for medicine back in 2008.