The Moor Tracking day is a chance to focus on the art of tracking in more details and learn some advanced skills. Together we will spend some quality time immersed in the wild wood habitat. Looking at the world from the point of view of the animal you are tracking, we will explore the language of tracking, track aging, pressure releases and other subtle signs.

Based in a beautiful woodland on Dartmoor at this wonderful time of year, immerse yourself in the dappled light and hunt for signs of our fellow wild creatures.

There will be plenty of time to walk and test your new found skills as well as meet and discuss your findings with like-minded people.

Location: This event will take place at a beautiful wild woodland site near Bovey Tracey, on the edge of Dartmoor in Devon.

Times: 10am - 4pm

Course Leader - Martin Prothero
The course will be taught by artist and naturalist Martin Prothero, whose professional background requires him to spend considerable time outdoors interpreting the tracks, signs and language of animals. His artist residencies and projects have gained him an international reputation as a skilled outdoorsman and a passionate advocate for the natural world.