What’s Behind the Cost of Camps

Part of working on the Family Success team means having interesting conversations with our community of families and parents. I was inspired by a recent discussion I had with a fellow Trackers mom. We discussed the complexities of operating Trackers unique camps and how we budget our programs. We thought it would be helpful to […]

Top 5 Winter BirdCraft Activities for Kids

Winter is for the birds! Resident birds live in our community year-round while migratory birds commute south to warmer climates. This time of year our resident backyard birds are busy looking for food and sheltering from the worst of the weather. One of our missions at Trackers is to care for the more-than-human world. Here […]

A Nostalgic Step Forward

Trackers Summer 2024 Plans By Molly Deis, Founder & Mom As we launch Trackers 2024 Summer Camps I am filled with a deep sense of nostalgia and gratitude. Today, our past will shape our future. This year Tony (Trackers co-founder) and I plan to reconnect to our roots. Here’s our 2024 news: Coming back to […]

Trackers vs Bulldozer Parenting

By Michell McCann, Editor-in-Chief Have you heard the term “bulldozer parent”? It refers to an overprotective, overly involved parent who tries to clear all obstacles and challenges from their child’s life. Like a bulldozer. Sound familiar? Maybe you know a few. Maybe you even have some bulldozer tendencies yourself. I definitely do. That’s because bulldozer […]

Cellphone Free Zone

We’re done! We don’t want to be fuddy-duddys from the older generation who say “kids today,” but someone’s gotta do it. Trackers began as a rebel organization fighting against the idea that children need to be coddled and handled with kid gloves. So we’re straight up calling it out: social media and most electronic platforms […]

Wild Plants with Kids!

Spring is here and it’s the perfect time to get outside and explore nature with the kids! I really value foraging for wild plants and greens. Not only is it a fun way to spend time together as a family, but it’s also a great way to learn about the natural world around us. My […]