George has passionately explored the subject of animal tracking for over 10 years.  He has been evaluated in the field by Cybertracker Conservation, and has earned a track and sign specialist certificate in two locations (New England and Southern California).  He is recognized as a track and sign evaluator for North America by Cybertracker Conservation.

He has an M.S. through Antioch University in Conservation Biology, and has a B.A. from Marlboro College in Biology and Psychology.  His undergraduate work involved designing and implementing a tracking curriculum at the college, as well as studying red fox ecology through a winter snow tracking survey.

He has studied with many well known tracking teachers:  Paul Rezendes, Mark Elbroch, Jon Young, Charles Worsham, and Tom Brown Jr.  He is also a graduate of the Kamana Naturalist Program.

He teaches Field Mammalogy at Antioch University New England, and conducts field research on wildlife corridors throughout New England.

• Certified Track & Sign Evaluator Through Cybertracker Conservation

• Certified Track & Sign Specialist Through Cybertracker Conservation

• M.S. in Conservation Biology 

• B.A in Biology & Psychology at Marlboro College

• Paul Rezendes Tracking Apprentice for 2 years

• Graduate of the Kamana Naturalist Program