Track & ask questions
50 tracks in a row
Working alone or in a small group, choose an animal trail to follow and set yourself the challenge of finding fifty tracks in a row, either following the direction of travel or back tracking it.
Connects you to
Track & ask questions- Web of the Wild: 7 of 8 strands
- 1+ people
Also in the collections: The Invisible Wild
Inside this activity guide
- Step by step
- Questions to wonder about
- Tip
- Variations
- Practising over time
- Resources
- Learning
- Safety notes
Inspired by Coyote’s Guide to Connecting with Nature, p. 416; Animal Tracking Basics, p. 64. All sources →
A printable PDF, with any templates or charts it needs.
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Safety first. Outdoor activities carry real risks. Each activity guide has safety notes, but you are responsible for yourself and anyone in your care. Supervise children, get permission, never eat anything you cannot identify with certainty, and only light fires where it is allowed and safe.
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