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Wolf Camp was voted 1 of 2 Best Camps in the Northwest Family News Reader's Poll of 2001, the only year they ran a poll, and we were also chosen as one of the five "best camps ever" by YM Magazine in its March 2003 issue.

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Home Page

Visual Calendar of Courses

Schedule & Tuition Text Page

Wolf Camp Programs

Summer Day Camps for Kids

Day Camp Week in Bellingham - Mt. Vernon

Day Camp Week in Seattle - Snohomish

Day Camp Week in Puyallup

Day Camp Week in Olympia - Tenino

Day Camp Week in Portland - Vancouver

Day Camp Theme: Future Survivors Fun

Day Camp Theme: Wild Chefs & Herbologists

Day Camp Theme: Serious Wildlife Tracking & Birding Games

Day Camp Theme: Pioneer Arts, Crafts & Music

Youth Mentoring CIT Program

Summer Overnight Youth Camps (running approximately every other week of the summer)

Week 2: Naturalist Mentoring CIT Training

Week 3a: Wilderness Survival: Intro

Week 3b: Wilderness Survival: Advanced

Week 3c: Sailing with Sealife

Week 5a: Herbal Medicine: Intro

Week 5b: Herbal Medicine: Advanced

Week 5c: Wildlife Tracking: Intro

Week 5d: Tracking: Advanced

Week 7a: Secrets of the Ancient Scout: Intro & Advanced

Week 7b: Pacific Rim GeoJourney

Week 9a: Stone Age Artisans: Intro

Week 9b: Stone Age Artisans: Advanced

Week 9c: Peaceful Nature Arts & Music

Week 9d: Advanced Hobo Arts & Music

Week 11a: Old School Pioneers

Week 11b: Fishing Camps: Modern & Primitive

Week 12a: Hunting Camps: Modern & Primitive

Week 12b: Honoring Cultural Traditions

Winter & Spring Overnight Youth Camps

New Years Week: Winter with the Wolves

Dr. MLK Jr Week: Mojave Desert Tracking & Birding

President's Week: Mojave Desert Plants & Survival

March Spring Break: Sagebrush Steppe Birds & Buds

April Spring Break: Forestry & Survival in the North Woods

The Wolf College

Summer Training Camps Index

Week 1: Earth Skills Educational Training - A

Week 2: Earth Skills Educational Training - B

Week 3: Wilderness Survival Training & Trek

Week 5: Wild Ethnobotany Training

Week 7: Backcountry Trackers Training

Week 9: The Earth Skills Artisan: Stone Age Series / Art & Music Series

Week 11a: The Sustainable Pioneer

Week 11b: Traditional Fishing Camps: Modern & Primitive

Week 12a: Honorable Hunting Camps: Modern & Primitive

Week 12b: Honoring Cultural Traditions

Winter & Spring Training Camps Index

New Years Week: Winter with the Wolves

Dr. MLK Jr. Week: Mojave Desert Tracking & Birding

Presidents Week: Mojave Desert Plants & Survival

Early College Spring Break: Sagebrush Steppe Birds & Buds

Late College Spring Break: Forestry & Survival in the North Woods

Summer Residential Apprenticeships

Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship

Summer Wildlife Biology Intensive

Herbal Pioneering - Summer Program

Primitive Living Preparation - Summer Program

The Recreational Administration Internship

Three Seasons Cooperative Apprenticeships

Wolf Journey Earth Skills Apprenticeship

Professional Trackers Training

Herbal Pioneering Program - Academic Year

Primitive Living Preparation - Academic Year

Wolf Journey

Academic Year Classes

Puyallup

Olympia

Seattle

Snohomish

Mt. Vernon

Bellingham

Portland-Vancouver

Custom Designed Programs

Weekend Workshops during the Academic Year

Saturday Series (Fall Ethnobotany; Winter Survival; Spring Wildlife)

Sunday Series: Herb Gardening & Sustainable Pioneering (permaculture)

Academic Year Classes from 4-6 PM for Youth, and from 7-9 PM for Adults, in Seattle, Olympia, Puyallup, Snohomish, Mt. Vernon, Bellingham & Portland/Vancouver

Guest Essays and Other Writings

Educational Challenges

Blog Files

Catalog of Audio Files - Songs & Stories

Book Series

Index to the Wolf Journey

Book One Introduction

Book One, Chapter 1

Book One, Chapter 2

Book One, Chapter 3

Book One, Chapter 4

Book One Summary

Book Two Introduction

Book Two, Chapter 5

Book Two, Chapter 6

Book Two, Chapter 7

Book Two, Chapter 8

Book Two Summary

Book Three Introduction

Book Three, Chapter 9

More to be posted as ready.

About Wolf Camp

Mission, News & History

Chris & Kim

Veteran & Seasonal Staff

Virtual Photo Tour

Scholarships & Giving

WOLF Foundation Home Page

Camp Store

Fundraising Auction

Fundraising Raffle

Sponsored Events

Resources

Index of Cool Stuff

Recommended Books & A/V

Other Earth Skills Related Schools

Related Links

Registering

How to Apply

Driving Directions

Employment: We only need instructors with experience running camps and teaching in the field of Earth Skills Education, including skills of the Naturalist, Tracker, Herbalist, Survival Scout, Primitive Artisan and Sustainable Pioneer. Apply to become an instructor through our Earth Skills Teaching Apprenticeship.