Vulgaris Terra – Stage de pistage animalier

For two days, I invite you to immerse yourself in the heart of animal tracking to learn how to recognize the traces left by wildlife and discover the techniques used by naturalist trackers.

Much more than just a training course, it's a true immersion in the daily lives of the mammals and birds that inhabit our countryside and forests. You'll learn to develop your observation skills, understand animal behavior, and see the landscapes you travel through in a completely new light.

You’ll find here:

Recognizing the different types of footprints

Identify excrement, tracks, runways, smears and food remains

Understanding the habitats of forest mammals and farmland animals

Going out into the field to follow animal tracks and immediately putting tracking techniques into practice

Understanding the habits and behaviors of mammals and birds helps us better know where and when to observe them.

Installing, configuring and using Browning® trail cameras

Retrieve the cameras and analyze together the videos recorded during the night

Discover the different techniques of stalking and observing wildlife without disturbing it

Learn to read the terrain and maps in order to effectively prepare for your future nature outings

Understanding ecosystems and the clues they reveal about the presence of wildlife.

A hands-on training program, as close as possible to nature

During these two days, we will alternate between theoretical input and practical application so that each concept is directly experienced in the field.

The goal is to provide you with concrete methods that you can then reuse during your own nature outings.

The course is limited to 12 participants in order to encourage interaction, hands-on practice and personalized support.

The internship includes:

Comprehensive training in animal tracking

Educational materials

Use of professional equipment, including Browning® trail cameras

Supervision throughout the duration of the internship

Location provided upon registration. Western Aveyron.