An eastern coyote straddle trots across Alum Creek in Ohio. This months leading photo was taken by Original Wisdom staff Sandy Reed in one of the rare moments this year that snow accumulated in central Ohio.

In 2017, Brandon Willis joined students from New Albany High School, Ohio, for a trip to South Africa with Original Wisdom. He traveled as a member of a high school class titled “Wildlife Tracking, Digital Photography and Robotic Applications.” Brandon was already an accomplished photographer before he joined us for the trip. He dove, Read More

Q and A for 14 – 20 April 2020 Answers at a glance: tortoise tracks from South Africa; African lion and spotted hyena tracks from South Africa; dove nest with scats from Chile, South America; grey fox double register and in a straddle trot from Massachusetts, USA; secretarybird track from South Africa; Patriziana brunneus, Read More

Q and A for 14 – 20 April 2020 Questions: White-tailed mongoose tracks, acorn weevil sign, pip gall wasp sign, female zebra’s skull, black-backed jackal scat, Stark’s hare scat, European forest bison incisor marks, beetle trail, centipede trail Amongst our global efforts to #flattenthecurve, we shared a few tracking photos on our Original Wisdom, Read More

Week 1, 7-14 April 2020 Download our recommended reading list for trackers by signing up for our “News for Trackers” newsletter! Our goal is NOT to be spammy with our newsletter. We’d just like to send occasional updates on upcoming programs and maybe some cool info on wildlife, people, and tracking! Once the sign-up, Read More

African and North American programs listed – we have some exciting stuff, from tracking with the Bushmen in the Kalahari, to Tracking and Bushcraft Intensives, Invertebrate Tracks and Signs, CyberTracker evaluations, and more! Please go to this page to view our calendar for 2020, many programs listed are hyperlinked to the complete details. Bookmark, Read More

To watch the 3 minute YouTube video that accompanies this story, scroll down to the link at the bottom. We pulled in to Dundee Dam with our students, FGASA Level 1 guide trainees from all over the world, to view a hippo cow and calf that were in thewater. Across the dam wall, we, Read More

Just published in Population Ecology, online at: Yan, J., Chen, Y., Lawrence-Apfel, K., Ortega, I. M., Pozdnyakov, V., Williams, S. C., and Meyer, T. H. (2013), “A Moving-Resting Process with an Embedded Brownian Motion for Animal Movements,” Population Ecology, DOI: 10.1007/s10144-013-0428-8. Abstract Animal movements are of great importance in studying home ranges, migration routes, resource, Read More

In the news at UCONN Today (June 12, 2013) Click here for a direct link to the article: Graduate Student Uses Ancient Skills in Modern Conservation Efforts Always Tracking,  Kersey Share This: