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An Introduction to Mammal Tracking and CyberTracker

Curious about the art of identifying and following mammal tracks and signs?

This webinar offers a brief yet insightful overview into how to recognise the footprints, trails, and other signs that mammals leave behind. Get a taste of what’s covered in a one-day Tracks & Signs course, from identifying subtle clues in the field to enhancing your tracking skills.

We'll also introduce the CyberTracker evaluation system, a globally recognised tool that helps you develop and document your tracking expertise. Perfect for anyone looking to explore the fascinating world of mammal tracking and gain practical skills for conservation or personal interest!

This webinar will be delivered by John Rhyder.

John is an author, naturalist, wildlife tracker, ethnobotanist and bushcraft expert. He is certified through CyberTracker Conservation as Senior tracker having scored 100% on both track and sign identification and trailing or following the animal at the highest level of specialist.

John is the only Senior Tracker in Northern Europe therefore the highest qualified in our region. John is also qualified as both an evaluator and external evaluator assessing the CyberTracker system in Europe.To expand his knowledge John has also been certificated in Germany, Holland and Spain.

He has also worked on several tracking evaluations as second evaluator in the pacific north west of the USA. He also holds a university certificate in Species Identification and Biological Recording specialising in mammals, reptiles, bats, fungi and woodland plants and trees.

Accessibility:
We are committed to ensuring the accessibility of our training courses. If you require accommodations or have any accessibility concerns, please contact Fiona (training@themammalsociety.org) in advance, and we will be happy to assist you.

For booking terms and conditions click here.

*Please note - If not enough delegates book on to this course it may be postponed with two weeks notice, this is because we are a small charity and need to make sure our events are viable.

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