About

     Richard Lonewolf Survival School was founded November 6th, 2014 by Ethnobotany & Wilderness Survival Expert & U.S. Army Vietnam & Cold War Era Veteran Richard Lonewolf (Cherokee) after a lifetime of learning & applying these skills, and then teaching for over 40 years to a myriad of students including U.S. military units all the way down to grade schoolers (view credentials).

lonewolf & white feather teaching

Above:  A great photo thanks to Susan Barr & Kern Valley Sun; this one shows Lonewolf teaching alongside his younger brother & assistant instructor, Randall White Feather, at Tank Park in Lake Isabella Friday, September 12th (full article).

     Although Richard Lonewolf Survival School is still in the process of becoming a State-accredited, federally-funded public school, Richard Lonewolf & assistants are currently available to teach anywhere in California as well as here in the Kern River Valley.

   Tsa La Gi (“Cherokee”) elder Richard Lonewolf has been teaching applied ethnobotany (step-by-step edible, medicinal, & utility uses for hundreds of species of plants & trees), emergency survival, & advanced wilderness living skills for more than 40 years to a wide variety of students.

Lonewolf for Book

Richard Lonewolf, Winter 2014.

     He was raised & the school is located among the ecological merges between the Sierra Nevada Mountains and the Mojave Desert, where five botanical regions found throughout California meet among the Kern River Valley.

 Learn About & Watch Videos of the Wide Variety of Skills Lonewolf Teaches

Read About His Extensive Teaching Experience & View Credential Letters

View Awards & Recognition

Read Past Newspaper Articles; media contact [email protected] or call 415-798-7457.

A Letter from Lonewolf to the World

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