Heading 1Alberta Centre for Trapping and Bushcraft
High School Wildlife CTS Credit (W.O.L.F Program)
The following Alberta Education Curriculum programs are fully funded for Instruction.
Transportation to and from the program venue must be covered by the Schools
Credits:
WLD 1010: Introduction to Wildlife
WLD 1130: Outdoor Survival Skills
The Alberta Centre for Bushcraft and Trapping, in partnership with W.O.L.F. (Woodlands Operations Learning Foundation), offers a two-day instructional program for high schools that allows students to earn Alberta Curriculum Wildlife CTS credits.
Program Details:
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Courses Available at this time:
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Outdoor Survival Skills (WLD 1130)
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Introduction to Wildlife (WLD 1010)
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Program Length: Two days
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Instruction Cost: Free of charge
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Eligibility: Alberta high school students
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Transportation: Schools are responsible for transportation to the outdoor venue
This hands-on outdoor learning experience supports curriculum outcomes while providing practical, real-world wildlife and survival skills instruction.
Thank you to the Alberta Trappers Association @albertabushcraftcenter for introducing WOLF to the attendees at the 51st Annual Alberta Trappers Rendezvous and Outdoorsmen Show in Westlock earlier this month.
The event brought together trappers, outdoor enthusiasts, families, and community members from across the province. We appreciated the opportunity to connect with attendees and share more about our work across Alberta.
