Cascadia Wild

  • About
    • Who We Are
    • Equity Statement
    • Board of Directors
    • Supporters
    • Annual report
  • Wolverine Tracking Project
    • About the Wolverine Tracking Project >
      • About the WTP
      • WTP Findings
      • COVID-19 Protocols
    • Winter Tracking >
      • Winter Tracking Surveys
      • Be a Tracking Leader
    • Camera Surveys
    • Scat Surveys >
      • About Scat Surveys
      • Fox Scat Survey
      • Wolf Scat Survey
  • Classes
    • About our Classes
    • Botany Classes
    • Naturalist Training Program
    • Tracking Classes
  • Events
    • Tracking Challenge!
    • Community Clubs
    • Calendar
  • Get Involved
    • Membership and Support
    • Join the WTP
    • Internship
  • Contact
  • Blog
  • Covid-19
  • About
    • Who We Are
    • Equity Statement
    • Board of Directors
    • Supporters
    • Annual report
  • Wolverine Tracking Project
    • About the Wolverine Tracking Project >
      • About the WTP
      • WTP Findings
      • COVID-19 Protocols
    • Winter Tracking >
      • Winter Tracking Surveys
      • Be a Tracking Leader
    • Camera Surveys
    • Scat Surveys >
      • About Scat Surveys
      • Fox Scat Survey
      • Wolf Scat Survey
  • Classes
    • About our Classes
    • Botany Classes
    • Naturalist Training Program
    • Tracking Classes
  • Events
    • Tracking Challenge!
    • Community Clubs
    • Calendar
  • Get Involved
    • Membership and Support
    • Join the WTP
    • Internship
  • Contact
  • Blog
  • Covid-19

outdoor Survival skills classes

From building shelters, starting a campfire, to finding your way, outdoor survival skills help us enjoy the outdoors safely and remind us of our innate connection with the natural world.

previous outdoor survival skills classes

Navigation
June 13, 2020; 9am-6pm
Spend the day practicing navigating off-trail, using a map, compass, and terrain features to find your way.  Learn how to orient a map, use a compass, read topo lines, account for the difference between true north and magnetic north, and read the terrain features to find your way.  This class is part of the Naturalist Training Program, but may be taken separately.

When:
Saturday, June 13; 9am-6pm
Location: Clackamas River area on the Mt Hood National Forest.
Cost: $75; or $65 for Wolverine Tracking Project volunteers (use promo code CaWVolunteer10off).

Picture
Picture
New classes are offered often.
Check back again, contact us to let us know your interest, or sign up for our monthly newsletter and stay up to date about classes, events, and news.
Picture
Picture
Picture
5431 NE 20th Ave Portland OR 97211
info@cascadiawild.org
503-235-9533
© 2021 Cascadia Wild
Picture