Even in the quiet of winter, the birds are always talking and creatures are crossing paths in the ice and snow.  In this series of weekly guided nature walks, we'll turn up our awareness and tune into the easy-to-miss details that can teach us all about what's happening within our wild and not-so-wild landscapes.  

Was that a Robin or a Cardinal?  Alarm call or companion call? Grey fox or red fox or house cat track? Participants will learn how to distinguish these subtleties and many more while harnessing their human superpower of acute observation and honing their tracking, bird language and awareness skills.

January 12th through February 2nd (4 sessions)

Thursdays 3:30 to 5PM

$115 / participant 

Sessions are held outside whenever possible.  All participants are asked to dress warmly in layers and wear appropriate footwear for walking on local trails.

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Zach Fisher is a Hudson Valley based artist, adventure guide, and outdoor educator.  He is an alumni of the Tom Brown Jr Tracker School and the founder and lead instructor of Vulpes Wild Arts, an organization that focuses on the cross section of art, primitive technology and nature-based spirituality.