Carley Schwoerer is a falconer and flintknapper based in east Washington mountains.  She lives off-grid, devoting her time to organic farming, bushcrafting and honing naturalist skills.  Carley graduated from Alderleaf Wilderness College in 2016 and has been teaching primitive living skills since.  A founding member of the Regeneration Institute and Northern Wilderness Skills, Carley has developed a wilderness skills education and demonstration center and curriculum at her mountain homestead.  She enjoys flintknapping, hide tanning and creating custom outdoor gear for her business Carley Rabbit https://www.carleyrabbit.com/studio  

As a falconer, Carley volunteers on the rescue team at Kettle River Raptor Center, and works with her Red-tailed hawk, Kona.