California

Current Youth Day Programs:

Our Fox Walkers Youth Programs introduce Earth Skills, a blend of the ancient arts of tracking, wilderness survival, and nature awareness. Through our programs, a re-thinking of our connection to nature begins to occur. Nature is not simply a resource that we control as a product, but a relationship we must cultivate. Through hands-on skills, games, songs and storytelling, we create an "invisible school", where kids learn directly from the Earth while having tons of fun, laughing and playing with each other.
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 Our curriculum is inspired from Indigenous values and the Old Ways Earth Skills, largely learned from the Tracker School and through each Instructor's own "dirt time" living these skills. 

Late Fall Session

Young Fox Walkers | Wednesdays | 9am - 12pm | Ages 5-7

Fox Walkers | Mondays & Fridays | ALL DAY | 9am - 4pm | Ages 8-15

NEW PROGRAM DAY

Starts October 19th through November 16th

5 Weeks

Fox Walkers

Mondays | Ages 8-15

9am - 4pm

Burton Education Preserve

Starts October 21st through November 18th

5 Weeks

Young Fox Walkers

Wednesdays | Ages 5-7

9am - 12pm

Burton Education Preserve

Starts October 23rd through November 20th

5 Weeks

Fox Walkers

Fridays | Ages 8-15

9am - 4pm

Burton Education Preserve

Our Fox Walkers Youth Programs introduce Earth Skills, a blend of the ancient arts of tracking, wilderness survival, and nature awareness. Through our programs, a re-thinking of our connection to nature begins to occur. Nature is not simply a resource that we control as a product, but a relationship we must cultivate. Through hands-on skills, games, songs and storytelling, we create an "invisible school", where kids learn directly from the Earth while having tons of fun, laughing and playing with each other.
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 Our curriculum is inspired from Indigenous values and the Old Ways Earth Skills, largely learned from the Tracker School and through each Instructor's own "dirt time" living these skills. 

Holiday Session

Young Fox Walkers | Wednesdays | 9am - 12pm | Ages 5-7

Fox Walkers | Mondays & Fridays | ALL DAY | 9am - 4pm | Ages 8-15

NEW PROGRAM DAY

Starts November 30th through December 14th

3 Weeks

Fox Walkers

Mondays | Ages 8-15

9am - 4pm

Burton Education Preserve

Starts December 2nd through December 16th

3 Weeks

Young Fox Walkers

Wednesdays | Ages 5-7

9am - 12pm

Burton Education Preserve

Starts December 4th through December 18th

3 Weeks

Fox Walkers

Fridays | Ages 8-15

9am - 4pm

Burton Education Preserve


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Fox Walkers Youth Programs

4EEE Teen, Adult and Family Programs

Our Programs introduce Earth Skills, a blend of the ancient arts of tracking, wilderness survival, and nature awareness. Through our programs, a re-thinking of our connection to nature begins to occur.

Through hands-on skills, games, songs and storytelling, we create an "invisible school", where kids learn directly from the Earth while having tons of fun, laughing and playing with each other. Our curriculum is inspired from Indigenous values and the Old Ways Earth Skills, largely learned from the Tracker School and through each Instructor's own "dirt time" living these skills.

Located in the Burton Educational Preserve, a few minutes from downtown Nevada City, previously know as Burton Homestead. This 38+ acres of land is home to our Fox Walkers programs and the Pata Panaka Village site, a restoration of the landscape and the rebuilding of a cultural village with the Siakumne Tribe.

Nature is not simply a resource that we control as a product, but a relationship we must cultivate.

Teen, Family & Adult Programs:

Meet the Cali Crew

4 Elements Earth Education brings the arts of wilderness survival to life through outdoor adventure, storytelling, and hands-on development of Earth skills.

Our Instructors have a variety of skills and experience as they guide youth towards nature's teachings. We are constantly "role-modeling" respect with the natural world and with each other.

Contact us.

Burton Educational Preserve

16200 Lake Vera Purdon Road, Nevada City, CA, 95959

Info@4eee.org

(530)-265-2036