Stories and adventures at Wolf Ridge from a variety of voices.
So there I was, hanging out with our raven, Korppi. We were working on her new training exercises where I ask her to pick up a pencil and jab it down […]
Read Full PostThe Lake People There is one place on the shore of Mother Superior that the Lake People still frequent in peace. there is no black sludge that invades the […]
Read Full PostWhen Spring arrives on the ridge, it is not as Mary Oliver or other poets would write it as. There are no tender tendrils of green peeking through the ground, […]
Read Full PostBeing an adult, I sometimes forget about the magic of nature. I forget about the rolling hills of the eroded Sawtooth mountains, the tiny networks of organisms in lichens, the […]
Read Full PostDedicated to all women and girls finding their place in the environment and the outdoors! You may think that you have no place in the woods here. That you […]
Read Full PostThe Troll of Raven lake resides in the caves are only accessible on ice, or by canoe by Marshall Mountain. If you have seen a troll before you’ll know that […]
Read Full PostSam was from the cities, where there were maybe one to ten stars showing up on a clear night. Even so, she loved the sight of the downtown lights across […]
Read Full PostThere is rarely complete silence on the ridge; there are usually gleeful yelps of joy, bickering, and complaints about cold and being tired from herds of sixth graders. Such was […]
Read Full PostMeg Blogett came to wolf ridge in summer ’95 as a camper, counselor, then an adult chaperone with Hopkins Summer Field Biology Group, and was a student naturalist 2009-10. […]
Read Full PostRedtail Ridge Redtail Ridge Elementary came from October 30 to November 3rd 2017, and enjoyed an early snow and some second degree fun in the RVs! As the liaison […]
Read Full PostWolf Ridge Tails and Tales is here to share stories of why folks come year after year to Wolf Ridge. It aims to ignite some of the stories the recesses […]
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