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Index to Summer Training Camps
All Summer Camps take place in Washington State, or click here for Academic Year Training Camps taking place throughout the U.S. The week starts with Sunday dinner and goes through Friday dinner. There is also a $25-$75 Sunday airport/bus/train pickup fee and a $25-$175 for dropping off depending on driving distance and how long you stay during the weekend. Tuition for Summer 2012 is $620 if you register by December 20, or $635 if you register by February 5, or $650 if you register by March 10, or $665 if you register by April 30, or $680 if you register by June 5, and $695 thereafter if space remains available. $175 per week per participant deposit is required to hold your spot. See descriptions of Academic Year Camps for costs that range from $675-$1,675. To register, print out an application, call us or email with questions, and we'll send you all the details.
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| June 17-22 (2012) |
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Preparing Lessons and Teaching to All Ages,
Backcountry Guiding and Risk Management,
Group Facilitation and Issues Facing Outdoor Education
June 10-15, 2012 at the Wolf Campus in Puyallup, WA. Availability: Open (16-106) with no prerequisite, although applicants will be screened to determine appropriateness for working with youth, as there will be kids day camps and adult workshops running concurrently which will also serve as teaching labs for participants in this course. Click here for course description and logistical details of this training camp theme in its 11th Year. |
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| June 17-22 (2012) |
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Trip Leadership, Mentoring Theory, Teaching Practicum,
Wilderness First Aid, Open Water Lifeguarding & CPR
June 17-22, 2012 at the Wolf Campus in Puyallup, WA. Availability: Open (16-106) with no prerequisite, although applicants will be screened to determine appropriateness for working with youth, as there will be kids day camps and adult workshops running concurrently which will also serve as teaching labs for participants in this course. Click here for course description and logistical details of this training camp theme in its 11th Year.
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| July 22-27 (2012) |
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Introductory & Advanced Wilderness Survival Levels
including traditional fire by friction, emergency shelter building,
navigation, wild foods and medicine, crafts and a test of your skills.
Takes place at the private Bakke Farm Campground in Acme, WA under the beautiful Mt. Baker volcano and Twin Sisters Mountains with pickup/dropoff options in SeaTac and Mt. Vernon.
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| July 29 - August 3 (2012) |
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Takes place at the private Bakke Farm Campground in Acme, WA under the beautiful Mt. Baker volcano and Twin Sisters Mountains with pickup/dropoff options from SeaTac Int'l Airport, Everett & Burlington, WA.
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| August 12-17 (2012) |
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Course located at Dash Point State Park with trips to the Wolf Campus.
Project Choices: Bows & Arrows, Flintknapping Arrowheads, Natural Knives & Adzes, Live Traps & Fish Spears, Rabbitsticks and At-Latls, Parfletching & Tanning Hides, Flute & Drum Making, Soapstone & Wood Carving, Rock Painting, Cedar Cloth-Baskets-Boxes, Birch Bark Basketry, Building Willow Wig-Wams & Thatching Grass Lodges.
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August 19-24 (2012)
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Join us for an incredibly fun week of fly fishing in wilderness mountain lakes, salmon fishing in the Snohomish & Puyallup Rivers, ocean perch and bottom fishing from ocean piers, crabbing and clamming along the beach, and more!
August 19-24, 2012. Join us at the Songcroft School for fishing in Snohomish County, and at the Wolf Campus in Puyallup for fishing in the South Sound region. Click here for course description and logistical details of this camp theme in its 10th Year. Availability: Open for families with children ages 7 and up. No prerequisite.
Artwork by Wolf Journey alumna Joanna Colbert.
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Start and end at Blue Skye Farm on the Wolf Campus in Puyallup, and spend mid-week at the Songcroft Farm near Snohomish WA for an incredible week of nourishment from veggie gardens, herb spirals, farm animals, wild forests and sustainable technologies for the home.
August 19-24, 2012. Click here for course description and logistical details of this camp in its 3rd Year. Availability: Open for families with children of all ages. No prerequisite.
Artwork by Wolf Journey alumna Joanna Colbert.
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To register, print out an application, call us or email with questions, and we'll send you all the details. Click here to find driving directions for your individual camp week.
November 20-25, 2012: Thanksgiving Break
Mississipi Delta & Gulf Coast Ecology in and around New Orleans, LA with airport transportation, bed and breakfast accommodations, and volunteer restoration work arranged.
December 26-31, 2012: New Years Break
Winter with the Wolves in Clam Lake, WI with transportation from Minneapolis / St Paul (MN) Int'l Airport and Eau Claire (WI) Bus Terminal.
February 17-22, 2013: President's Week
Mojave Desert Tracking, Birding, Plants & Survival near Barstow, CA with transportation from Seattle, Portland, Eugene, Medford, Redding, Sacramento, Modesto, Bakersfield, and Los Angeles - Ontario Airport.
March 24-29, 2013: College Spring Break
Birds & Buds of Dunes & Canyons in Washinton State with transportation from the Seattle area.
Academic Year Earth Skills Apprenticeships
1. The Part-Time Wolf College Ethno-Ecology Apprenticeship features an Earth Skills Specialist Certification.
2. The Part-Time Wolf College Ethno-Botany Apprenticeship features an Ethnobotany Specialist Certification.
3. The Part-Time Wolf College Ethno-Zoology Apprenticeship features a Wildlife Ecology Specialist Certification.
4. The Full-Time Outdoor Living Year One - Traditional Technologies features a Traditional Technologies Specialist Certification and begins at the end of the summer upon completion of any of our Summertime Residential Teaching Apprenticeships.
5. The Full-Time Outdoor Living Year Two - Stone Age features Stone Age Skills Specialist Certification, costs $1,000 and begins upon completion of Outdoor Living Year One - Traditional Technologies.
Print out an Application Form which has the whole schedule listed, and send it in the mail with your deposit; or email or call us with questions, and
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