Outdoor Education In New Hampshire

Built in the North, Tuned to the Wild

Outdoor Education New Hampshire programs from Borealis Traders bring wildlife tracking, trapping, land management, and field skills into practical learning settings.

Hands-on wildlife training, tracking, and trapping, as well as land management education for residents, landowners, HOAs, schools, and municipalities.

From interactive seminars with fur kits to field-based tracking and trapping workshops, every program is tailored for practical, real-world learning.

• Hands-on wildlife tracking & sign identification
• Ethical trapping field demonstration
• Interactive school & college outreach seminars
• Habitat and land management basics for property owners and HOAs

What We Do:

Its Outdoor Education In New Hampshire Programs

• Instructor-led workshops on wildlife identification, track and sign reading, and ethical trapping practices
• Land and habitat education: sustainable property management, exclusion techniques, and wildlife-friendly improvements
• Custom seminars for HOA boards, youth groups, church groups, and local officials
• Related media: See our Trapping, Wildlife & Field Media page.

Who We Serve:

• Private residents & landowners
• Homeowners’ associations
• Local schools & educational groups
• Colleges and universities
• State & municipal officials
• Property managers

“Anton Kaska is an inspiring and patient teacher. For several years he’s presented wildlife workshops to children and youth at our parish’s Family Camp. Children, teenagers and adults enjoy his guided treks in the woods. Anton brings uncommon knowledge and a sense of adventure to these wildlife workshops. He’s always open to the children’s questions and ready with good answers – answers that hold their attention, that encouraged them to continue learning, and that awake their sense of wonder.” -Ben L., Program Director, St. Stanislaus Parish Family Camp

Why Borealis Traders:

• Certified trappers and instructors-graduates of trappers college (run by FTA/Purdue University, Indiana)
• Decades of real-world field experience
• Guild-master, Saint Hubertus Outdoorsman Guild, Thomas More College of Liberal Arts
• Trained by the NH Dept. of Fish and Game in the Growing Up Wild youth outdoor education program (grades K-12)
• Trained Below Zero educator (Canadian Wildlife Federation winter program, grades K-12)
• Customizable, hands-on programs for all ages and experience levels
• Emphasis on safety, ethics, and practical, actionable skills

Boreal Eats

• Bacon – Making bacon at camp (or home)

Ready to book a workshop or educational session?
We offer standard programs or fully customized training, designed for your group’s needs.