Resources

Mountain lion and bobcat tracks

Websites

  • Some deeper dives into track & sign, trailing, and niche natural history

    Nature Tracking - Jonah Evans’ vast repository of tracking images, and lots more

    Tracker's Trail - Nate Harvey’s take on tracking and trailing

    Feather Atlas - Database of North American species to help with ID of found feathers and kill sites

    Animal Watching - Casey McFarland’s Great Course about tracking and animal behavior

    Bear-Tracker - Kim Cabrera’s wealth of animal info and videos

  • A few digital tools for your phone to lighten your pack and enrich your understanding of the world

    Merlin - Identify birds by sound

    iNaturalist - A massive database of animal observations, and a community of dedicated naturalists

    iTrack - The best digital animal tracks field guide

  • Utilize these projects as field guides, and add observations for personal records and to further scientific understanding

    North American Animal Tracks Database

    Scatology

    Skulls and Bones

    Bird Tracks

    Bird Language

    Foot Photos

  • The global gold standard for certifying trackers, and a wealth of information about the culture and the history of tracking wilidlife

    Tracker Certification North America - The non-profit in N.A. that delivers CyberTracker certifications

    TCNA StoryMap - A concise history of Cybertracker, TCNA, and the educational power of certifications

    CyberTracker Conservation - Louis Liebenberg’s brainchild that started the renaissance in wildlife tracking

    The Art of Tracking - Louis Liebenberg’s eBook

  • When in-field classes aren’t available these courses can jump start your learning

    SWOTT - San Diego based, but utilizing an identification process that works everywhere.