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Casey is a co-author of the new Peterson Field Guide to North American Bird Nests (Houghton Mifflin August 2021), the revision of Dr. Mark Elbroch's Mammal Tracks and Sign: A Guide to North American Species (Stackpole 2019), and Bird Feathers: A Guide to North American Species (Stackpole 2010).

He lives in Providence, Utah.

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"Casey McFarland brought excitement, energy, and incredible natural history and tracking expertise for my students.  He not only taught them tangible tracking skills, but gave them encouragement to pursue this inquiry and the excitement to continue learning after the course was over.  Students who had Casey as an instructor still talk about the opportunity they had to learn from him."

---Dr. Natalie Dawson, Director of the Wilderness Institute, University of Montana, 2011-2018

Casey McFarland trains biologists, research teams, eco-tourism guides, and the general public to read and interpret the tracks and signs of wildlife. A Senior Tracker and Senior International Evaluator for CyberTracker Conservation, he works around the globe to develop and support wildlife tracking skill and ecological knowledge.

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In two decades of field instruction and 14 years as an Evaluator, Casey has run over 150 Tracker Evaluations and given trainings in eight countries. He created the wildlife tracking portion of the University of Wyoming's Guide Certification Program, currently serves as president of CyberTracker North America, and was integral to the establishment of CyberTracker Europe. 

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