Monroe Washington (WA) Blog Directory
Latest Blog Posts from Monroe, WA
More Highlights from January 2010: The Winter Trip by Notes from Alderleaf Wilderness College on Feb 5, 2010The winter trip was an exciting week that ended the first semester of the 2009-2010 Wilderness Certification Program. We stayed in a beautiful location near the Methow Valley of North central Washington.The week began with students making a variety...
Highlights from January 2010 AWCP by Notes from Alderleaf Wilderness College on Feb 4, 2010January has been a busy month at Alderleaf with the Wilderness Certification Program. Here are a few of the highlights:Students spent a day with Karen Sherwood working on making pine needle baskets by hand. Here is Nick Laptew working on his basket...
Final week of December 2009 by Notes from Alderleaf Wilderness College on Dec 31, 2009Before the students took a break for the holidays, we finished up with a jam packed week of fun. This included advanced firemaking skills, making fire from scratch. This time, students had to gather wild materials and try to create a friction fire...
AWCP final week before the holiday break by Notes from Alderleaf Wilderness College on Dec 31, 2009Before the Wilderness Certification Program students took a break for the holidays, we finished up with a jam packed week of fun. This included advanced firemaking skills, making fire from scratch. This time, students had to gather wild materials a...
- Video clips from the Tracking Apprenticeship by Notes from Alderleaf Wilderness College on Dec 19, 2009
Here's a couple short clips showing a few of the animal tracks & signs we found during our December field day at the Wildlife Tracking Apprenticeship:Alderleaf Wilderness College...
- Winter Adventure with the Wildlife Tracking Apprenticeship by Notes from Alderleaf Wilderness College on Dec 14, 2009
Another spectacular outing with the Wildlife Tracking Apprenticeship ends, and with it that last tracking outing of 2009.This trip took us out to explore a new location over Stevens Pass and onto the East slope of the mountains. We had set our sight...





