Chris Chisholm, Wolf Camp Director:
Chris grew up in the north woods of Minnesota, and he is author of the Wolf Journey Earth Conservation Courses. He moved west after earning a B.A. from the University of Wisconsin in 1991, and from 1992-95 he worked as a Level II Certified Youth Counselor at Sea Mar Community Health Centers. He taught Spanish from 1995-97 at the Whatcom Hills Waldorf School, and was an active member of the Whatcom County Chapter, Washington State Music Teachers Association from 1996-2003. He was certified as a basic tracker by Joel Harden Professional Tracking Services and was an active member of Snohomish & King County Search & Rescue tracking teams throughout 2009-2010. He also earned a Level II Wildlife Trailing Specialist Certificate from Cybertracker, Int’l in 2012 with a score of 87% and he has received training in Wilderness First Aid, Emergency Water Rescue, and Site/Risk Management over the years from the Wilderness Medicine Training Center, and completed training as an EMT in 2009. In addition to running Wolf Camp since 1996, he has taught for the North Cascades Institute, Waldorf Schools and various other organizations up and down the west coast. Chris is considered an inspirational storyteller, musician, teacher, counselor, outdoorsman, conservationist and friend to all who have shared time with him at Wolf Camp.
Kimberly McKillip Chisholm, Wolf College Coordinator:
Kim grew up in Puyallup, Washington. She is a delightful teacher with a B.S. in Wildlife Science from the University of Washington where she specialized in corvids and birds in general. Kim is past president of King County Search Dogs, a unit of King County Search & Rescue, of which she and her late border collie Skye were active members since the year 2000. Among other recent certifications and accolades, she receiving her Permaculture Design Certificate through Sustainable Tacoma-Pierce.
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