Trackers is Our Name
July 3, 2025
Paying Attention in an Age That Profits When We Don’t Many folks look at Trackers and see a skills program—offering camps where kids learn archery,
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Paying Attention in an Age That Profits When We Don’t Many folks look at Trackers and see a skills program—offering camps where kids learn archery,
At Trackers, we’re not your typical “nature day camp.” Think less mud kitchens and meet-a-tree, and more Goonies, Labyrinth, or a classic 1980s Saturday morning
Building Skills and Friendships At Trackers, we believe that learning shouldn’t stop when summer ends. Which is why we’re always excited to offer our year-round
Every generation waxes nostalgic about the simpler times of their youth. I’ve seen it with Boomers, with Gen Xers, and even Millennials reminisce about “back
How the Trackers Compass Works At our camps and programs, we use the Trackers Compass to lead us through the Game of Tracking. Each Guild
The blog post “The Trackers Compass” tells a mythological tale about three children, Robin, Annie, and Maxine, who discover a mysterious path in an ancient forest. They meet a mystical woman who gives them a special wooden compass, known as the Trackers Compass, which invites them to play the “Game of Tracking.” This game involves rediscovering ancient skills and knowledge, categorized into four groups: Rangers, Mariners, Wilders, and Artisans, each representing different aspects of survival, navigation, and nature stewardship. Entrusted with the compass, the children eagerly embark on an adventurous journey, ready to explore and learn from the forest’s secrets.