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Playing games @ summer camp
Crow's Path has been connecting people to wildness since 2010. Learn more about our pedagogy, meet our staff, and organization.
Staff in full regalia @ The Field School
Meet our team of skilled, passionate, and dedicated practitioners and educators.
Mafali playing games @ summer camp
Our board is the steady guide behind the organization, quietly supporting the organization so our mentors can focus on teaching.
Fish showing the kids how to split wood @ The Field School
The Wilds Preschool
Overview Philosophy Registration & Payments Staff
The Field School (K-8th) Summer camps (K-8th) Vacation week camps (K-8th) Middle School Overnights (6-8th) Apprenticeships (6-8th) High School Internships (9-12th)
The ID Club with Ross, Nathan and Alex
Wildlife Ecology Summer PD Course Internships Volunteer
Teaching trees @ Vermont's Natural Hisotry professional development course
Professional Development In-service Training In-school Programming
Young leaves of a big-toothed aspen, with a mix of white pubescence and reddish pigments to protect from desiccation/sun (Urban Reserve)
Species Profiles Tree Anatomy Tree Identification Guides
Crayfish for science lesson plan
Crayfish of Vermont Animal Tracks & Sign Animal Gaits Etymology of VT Vertebrates
Amphibian field guide (salamander page)
Exit Glacier up to the Harding Ice Field
Raccoons, or trash pandas, hanging out in the dumpster
Discover the wild world around you with the help of naturalist, Teage O'Connor.
Beaver hanging out on shore
Deep dives into natural history topics, from scat to symbiosis to the ecology of endurance!
Beautiful painting by Eric Brookens of Klutose in the Hardy Faraway
A collection of fictional stories and artwork inspired by Crow's Path lore, Dale the Fire Gnome and the Hardy Faraway!
Ana, summer staff, playing games @ summer camp
Join our skilled, passionate, and dedicated team of practitioners and educators.
Apprentice & intern Isaac starting a fire @ summer camp
Looking for exposure to nature connection, community building, natural history, and earth skills? Become an intern!
From financial contributions to donating time or resources, there are a variety of ways to support our programs.
