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Would you like to gain independence and confidence by navigating the wilderness without relying on technology?

Land Navigation 101 is designed to equip you with critical navigation skills to thrive in the great outdoors. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or new to exploring, you’ll develop more than just skills, but the confidence needed to navigate any terrain safely and effectively. Learn the art of “lost-proofing” as you discover how to plan routes, find your way to safety, and develop tools in self-reliance. The course covers compass proficiency, teaching you how to unlock its full potential, from basic orientation to advanced techniques like declination adjustment and measurement. You will also learn how to read and interpret contour lines and scales on topographic maps to then effectively plan routes after plotting grid coordinates.

​In addition to these essential skills, you’ll explore celestial navigation, using the sun, moon, and stars as natural guides. Advanced techniques such as triangulation and self-mapping will further enhance your abilities. You’ll also learn how to use environmental indicators like plant growth patterns, tree shadows, and terrain features to find your way. Rescue preparedness is another vital aspect, with skills in signaling for help, creating effective markers, and staying visible to search teams.

​This comprehensive course prepares you to navigate even in challenging conditions, including poor visibility and adverse weather. You’ll learn to assess risks, make informed decisions, and remain calm under pressure. By the end of the course, you’ll transform from a reliant tech-user into a confident, self-sufficient navigator ready to conquer the unknown. Perfect for hikers, backpackers, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a deeper connection with nature while ensuring their safety, this course will turn you into a true explorer of the wilderness.​

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Join Jacks Genega from Season 13 of The History Channel's Alone: World Championship, for a riverside wilderness immersion that celebrates ancestral skills, craft, and community that will deepen your relationship to your wild within. 

The Wild Heart Wilderness Immersion is a transformative experience designed for women who want to reconnect with their confidence, capability, and authentic selves through wilderness living skills, community, and emotional freedom. Set in a supportive and encouraging environment, this immersive experience blends ancestral skills with nature connection and personal growth that allows one to step away from the noise of daily life and rediscover their inner lionheart.

When calories matter, protein becomes the difference between getting by and truly sustaining yourself in the wild. This immersive four day field course focuses on practical methods for harvesting food from the landscape using simple materials and traditional knowledge.

Participants will learn how to construct effective fish basket traps, crawdad traps, primitive fishing systems, and several styles of traps and snares designed for small game. Along the way, students will also explore the fundamentals of animal tracking and gain a brief introduction to identifying useful wild edible plants.

Instruction emphasizes hands on building, field testing, and understanding how these systems work within real environments. By the end of the course, students will leave with the skills and confidence to locate, harvest, and secure reliable sources of protein from the natural world.

Women’s Primitive Survival 101 is a course directed towards women of all ages to encourage more female participation in the field of wilderness adventure. Students from all skill levels are welcome and no experience is required. Whether you are a proclaimed survivalist, a weekend bushcrafter, a homesteader, an ultralight hiker, or just a general everyday “wild woman,” this class is designed to promote a sense of community through our shared love of nature. Wildcard Wilderness leads all women’s courses to promote strong social bonds, provide a supportive environment that aids in inclusivity and leadership, and to build skills that promote empowerment and confidence both within ourselves and out in the “wild unknown.” 

 Over the duration of this course, we will learn to take care of our immediate needs in wilderness survival as we discuss survival priorities such as fire, shelter, and water procurement with the use of both modern and primitive tools. We will learn how to replace our kit-based items and return to the landscape to build fire by friction, create a cutting edge, and make various tools that aid in the transition from surviving to thriving. Together we will go on a “woodland walk” to procure various plant-based resources that aid in firecraft, medicine, food, and other utilitarian needs like cordage. Students will also develop skills in primitive food procurement methods like building traps for fish and woodland game.

Other topics will include safety, hygiene, and the “survival mentality” as we learn to push past fears and unlock deep connections with nature. This class is for participants who desire to both learn and grow, as well as how to develop a sense of resilience through self-reliance in both community and as individuals in the wild.

Women’s Wilderness Survival 101 class is directed towards women of all ages to encourage more female participation in the field of wilderness survival. Students from all skill levels are welcome and no experience is required. Whether you are a proclaimed survivalist, a weekend bushcrafter, a homesteader, an ultralight hiker, or just a general everyday woodswoman this class is designed to promote a sense of community through our shared love of nature. Together we will build skills that promote confidence both within ourselves and out in the woods. 

Throughout the weekend we will learn to take care of our immediate needs in wilderness survival as we discuss self-aid, fire, navigation and shelter. Other topics will include self-defense, hygiene, and signaling for rescue. This class is for participants who desire to both learn and grow, as well as how to develop a sense of resilience through self-reliance in both community and as individuals in the wild.

Women’s Wilderness Survival 101 class is directed towards women of all ages to encourage more female participation in the field of wilderness survival. Students from all skill levels are welcome and no experience is required. Whether you are a proclaimed survivalist, a weekend bushcrafter, a homesteader, an ultralight hiker, or just a general everyday woodswoman this class is designed to promote a sense of community through our shared love of nature. Together we will build skills that promote confidence both within ourselves and out in the woods. 

Throughout the weekend we will learn to take care of our immediate needs in wilderness survival as we discuss self-aid, fire, navigation and shelter. Other topics will include self-defense, hygiene, and signaling for rescue. This class is for participants who desire to both learn and grow, as well as how to develop a sense of resilience through self-reliance in both community and as individuals in the wild.

Woodland Survival 101 is an immersive weekend course designed for anyone looking to build practical wilderness skills and confidence in the outdoors. Open to all experience levels, from complete beginners to seasoned outdoor enthusiasts, this course provides a welcoming, hands on learning environment where participants develop the knowledge needed to stay safe, comfortable, and capable in the wilderness. Whether you're a hiker, camper, hunter, homesteader, or simply someone who wants to become more self reliant, this course lays a solid foundation in modern survival and traditional bushcraft.

Throughout the weekend, students will gain experience in essential survival skills including fire lighting, shelter construction, navigation, water procurement and purification, and basic wilderness first aid. Additional topics such as signaling for rescue, wilderness hygiene, knife safety, and survival priorities provide a well rounded understanding of how to respond to unexpected situations in the outdoors. Through practical instruction and real world scenarios, participants will leave with greater confidence, stronger problem solving abilities, and the skills to thrive in the woodland environment.