Wilderness Awareness School Village

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We are a fun, nature-loving village of students, parents, teachers, staff, kids, teens, adults and elders...who love Wilderness Awareness School and it's philosophy of living and caring for our planet and each other.
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Videos

Building a Emergency Fire in Snow!

Added by John Chilkotowsky
NatureSkills Week-long Program

Added by Laurie Nelson Alexander
Lyrebird

Added by Tashi James

Birthdays

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Nature education, mentoring, wilderness skills, outdoor school, outdoor adventure, birds, plants, tracking for adults, teens and kids!

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Groups

Sit Spot

71 members
Birds & Birding

65 members
Sacred Circles

43 members
Elders and Eldership

37 members
Thanksgiving Address

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Latest Activity

Charlie Davis commented on Steve Dondershine's blog post 'Alaska wolves 'kill' woman's teacher out jogging'

More here: http://tinyurl.com/ygjkn7t

21 hours ago

Steve Dondershine added a blog post

Alaska wolves 'kill' woman's teacher out jogging

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/8565567.stm Troubling story. Would like to have more info...

yesterday

PEZ commented on Laurie Nelson Alexander's group 'Birds & Birding'

Here's a cool webcam of a hummingbird sitting on her nest. Hummingbird eggs are the size of a Tic-Tac and the nest is about the size of a golfball. The eggs should hatch in the next couple days. 8^) http://phoebeallens.com/ If anyone happens to be…

yesterday

Kate Guenther replied to Kate Guenther's discussion 'Primitive Skills Meteorology' in the group Wilderness Survival Skills

Thanks a lot, Tim. Those are good suggestions and I will focus getting and working with on the cloud chart. I just looked through my weather file and saw attempts at forecasting I made back in 1993. So I guess it is safe to say I have been fooling w…

yesterday

Tim Gibbons replied to Kate Guenther's discussion 'Primitive Skills Meteorology' in the group Wilderness Survival Skills

I tend to be pretty good at predicting the weather but is has taken a long time to do it. You should look into old sailor lore. (Mackerel scales and mares tails make lofty ships carry low sails, i.e. alto cirrus clouds bring wind) Get your self a cl…

yesterday

PEZ commented on Jane Valencia's blog post 'Kamana 3:3. Leaving the Primitive Plants ...'

Jane, In an effort to drive more activity over on Kamana.org, Kate and I have decided to move our progress blogs over there. Will you do the same? We are both posting in Everything Else... for lack of a better place...

yesterday

Kate Guenther added a discussion to the group Wilderness Survival Skills

Primitive Skills Meteorology

Does anyone out there consider themselves skilled in this area? I am looking for good, not-too-technical resources for learning weather forecasting with minimal use of instrumentation. What I fanstasize for is is an equivalent to Elbroch's Mammals a…

yesterday

PEZ commented on Jane Valencia's blog post 'Kamana 3:3. Leaving the Primitive Plants ...'

20 of 77 complete! That's 26%! Great week, keep it going now - you are off to a great start. Keep pushing it through...

on Friday