Schools and Courses

Recreation, Outdoors, Survival and Primitive Technology, Schools and Courses - Woodlore School of Bushcraft. Teaches wilderness bushcraft and ancient technology.

On-site field classes: tracking mammals and birds, CyberTracker, wildlife, ecology of bears, wolves, forest carnivores, winter, alpine and Arctic regions, Yellowstone National Park, northern lights and aurora borealis. Books, videos, computer programs, and other supplies for naturalists, ecologists, and trackers. Classes taught by Jim Halfpenny.The Track Education center and Museum houses plaster cast and mammal skull collections as well as clssroomsand dormitories for resident students.

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Recreation, Outdoors, Survival and Primitive Technology, Schools and Courses - SPECOPS. Land and sea adventures with U.

Recreation, Outdoors, Survival and Primitive Technology, Schools and Courses - Randall's Adventure and Training. Jungle survival courses and expeditions.

Survival Skills taught by the Experts at Nature Knowledge in Western Colorado

Wilderness Living Skills, Survival Courses

The Boulder Outdoor Survival School, Inc. -- known to most simply as BOSS -- is the oldest and largest traditional living / survival school in the United States. With an operating history extending back to 1968 in the small town of Boulder, Utah, BOSS courses range between 1 and 28 days in length and teach clients how to enjoy wilderness expeditions without a reliance on modern gear.

Recreation, Outdoors, Survival and Primitive Technology, Schools and Courses - Boreal Wilderness Institute. Instruction in summer and winter wilderness survival, aviation survival, land navigation, and wilderness leadership.

Recreation, Outdoors, Survival and Primitive Technology, Schools and Courses - Tom Brown, Jr's Tracker School. The school is based on Tom's experience of living in the wilderness and the teaching of Stalking Wolf encompassing over 20 years of his life.

Headwaters Outdoor School teaches earth living and survival skills to students of all ages and abilities. Skills we teach include: shelter building, fire making, nature awareness, nature philosophy, finding water, edible and medicinal plants, tracking, trapping, hunting, cordage, communication with plants and animals, flint knapping, bone work, winter travel, desert travel, camoflage, bow and arrow making, cold wet weather survival

Earthwalk Northwest offers courses focusing on earth awareness and primitive living skills, including primitive bow making, fire by friction, wild edibles, ethnobotony, and much more. Our unique courses provide in-depth, hands on experience, allowing participants to deepen their understanding of traditional skills while learning how to wisely use and honor the many gifts the earth has to offer.