New Hampshire · Outdoor Education
Step outside.
See a different world.
Wildlife, tracking, conservation, and field skills brought to life. Practical programs for schools, homeschool groups, landowners, and communities.
Outdoor Education
Curiosity is the start.
Experience makes it stick.
Choose an experience that fits your group. We’ll shape the subject, setting, and scope together.
Schools, homeschool & youth groups
Wildlife identification, conservation stories, and interactive learning for classrooms, homeschool groups, and youth programs.
↗02Field workshops
Track and sign reading, wildlife observation, and practical skills.
↗03Landowners & communities
Habitat, land management, and understanding wildlife on your property.
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Look closer
The woods have stories.
Learn how to read them.
A track, a feeding sign, a change in habitat. Bring the questions people already have into an experience they can touch, see, and remember.
Explore New England wildlife ↗Experience people remember
“Anton brings uncommon knowledge and a sense of adventure to these wildlife workshops.”
Ben L. · Program Director, St. Stanislaus Parish Family Camp
Practical learning. Experienced instruction.
Many young people—and adults—have had little opportunity to learn outdoor skills that were commonplace fifty years ago. Programs help rebuild that confidence through observation, questions, and hands-on experience.
Shape a program for your group
Track and sign identification, ethical trapping demonstrations, interactive seminars with fur kits, and habitat and land-management basics. Programs can serve families, schools, colleges, homeschool groups, church and youth groups, landowners, HOAs, property managers, and municipal audiences.
Choose a standard program or discuss a session tailored to your setting and experience level, with an emphasis on safety, ethics, and useful field skills.
Teaching grounded in fieldwork
Anton’s background includes Trappers College, service as guild-master of the Saint Hubertus Outdoorsman Guild at Thomas More College, and educator training in Growing Up WILD and the Canadian Wildlife Federation’s Below Zero program.
What would your group love to learn?
Tell us about your audience, location, and interests.
For parents, teachers & young readers
Tracks on the Creek
A children’s story of family, wildlife stewardship, and outdoor discovery. Free copies for approved educational use, with permission and a license from Anton.
Discover the book ↗Watch · Read · Listen
Field Notes & Outdoor Life
Wildlife, outdoor learning, seasonal living, and stories from Anton’s work in the field.
Explore the field stories ↗