equipment$8–25used in 3 side quests
Wildlife tracking reference cards
Pocket-sized field references showing actual-size track illustrations for definitive species identification. Lets you compare prints in mud directly to drawings without pulling out your phone.
What to look for
- 1Regional species set (not nationwide)—focuses on animals actually in your area
- 2Actual-size track illustrations you can lay directly over prints
- 3Weatherproof material for muddy field conditions
- 4Clear distinction markers between similar species (raccoon vs. opossum)
Skip
- Cards with only track outlines—you need depth details too
- Non-waterproof paper that dissolves in wet conditions
Used for: identifying tracks in mud or snow · distinguishing similar species · teaching others field identification · documenting urban wildlife corridors
Side quests that use it
Pick the adventure first; the gear follows.
Nature & Outdoors
Urban Wildlife & Nature Connection Hub
Your city's wilder than you think—you just need to know where to look.
Nature & Outdoors
Urban Nature Skills Academy
Cities are training grounds disguised as concrete jungles—learn survival skills hiding in plain sight.
Nature & Outdoors
Urban Wildlife Interaction & Conservation
The raccoon family in the alley knows more about your neighborhood than you do—time to meet them properly.