Tracking is one of humanity’s oldest and most versatile skills. Whether applied on the front lines of military operations, in law enforcement pursuits, or in efforts to protect wildlife, the ability to read subtle signs left by humans or animals has been vital across cultures and eras. From the jungles of Kenya to the deserts of Iraq and the forests of Europe, tracking helps professionals and experts interpret the environment, make critical decisions, and succeed under pressure. While techniques and philosophies vary — from military precision to indigenous intuition — the purpose is shared: to gain situational awareness and act with confidence in dynamic, often dangerous scenarios.