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Fil's Tracking Book!, New Staff, Eagle Habitat, & Upcoming Courses - Alderleaf eNews, Apr 2015 April 24, 2015 |
Welcome to the April 2015 eNewsletter from Alderleaf Wilderness College! 1.) Tracks & Sign of Reptiles and Amphibians! 2.) Welcome New Staff Members! 3.) Feature Article: Bald Eagle Habitat 4.) Upcoming Courses  Alderleaf instructor, Filip Tkaczyk's tracking book, the "Tracks & Sign of Reptiles and Amphibians" is coming out next fall and is available for pre-order through Amazon. Its official release is set for October of this year. Countless hours of field research and contributions from many trackers and herpetologists from across the country went into this ground-breaking field guide! Congratulations Fil!  Alderleaf is growing and we are excited to welcome Richard Connelly, Patrick Loderhose, and Bernard van der Weerdt as additions to our staff! Richard joins the team as a core instructor and land steward, starting this summer, after spending years working with us as a contract programs instructor and teaching for other organizations. Patrick joins the team as a core instructor, assisting with permaculture, after working as a permaculture designer, installer, & educator with various groups. Bernard will be providing instructional support and assisting Alderleaf with outreach efforts starting in June, bringing his background in web-design and strategic planning. Read their full bios, along with all of the staff, at the:  By Filip Tkaczyk Learn more about what makes good bald eagle habitat and how to recognize their presence. This magnificent species was until recently an endangered species. It is a powerful predator and scavenger, feeding on fish, birds, some mammals and carrion... Continue reading   The application period for the 2015-2016 school year is open. Classes begin September 8th, 2015.
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