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August 24 - August 30, 2025 Age: 18+ **Register through Wolf Ridge for optional Lodging/Meals ONLY **Sign up for the biome course through Master Naturalist HERE (Program cost through Master […]
We plan to teach you about the many different kinds of agates found on our near the shores of Lake Superior. Have you heard of eye agates? Skip an Atom Agates? How about Water Level or Paint Agates?
This workshop is a hands-on introduction to fall raptor banding migrating down the Lake Superior corridor. The emphasis will be on Northern Saw-whet owls.
Crisp air, vibrant leaves, and the quiet magic of the Northwoods — autumn is the perfect time to discover Wolf Ridge.
Experience winter learning at its best with the Wolf Ridge Teacher Training Institute’s Winter Weekend Workshop. Learn to co-teach with winter, strengthen your naturalist skills, and gain practical strategies for engaging students outdoors in cold weather. Ideal for both new and experienced educators. Family activities are available throughout the weekend—call after registering if you plan to bring additional family members.
Experience winter magic together at Wolf Ridge’s Family Winter Camp! Explore snowy forests, ski and snowshoe quiet trails, try ice fishing, build winter shelters, and enjoy cozy lodging with hearty, homemade meals. With guided adventures and flexible family-friendly activities, this weekend getaway creates lasting memories. Spots are limited—register today!
Embrace winter learning at the Wolf Ridge Homeschool Retreat! Enjoy hands-on outdoor adventures—snowshoeing, skiing, winter survival, and frozen-lake exploration—at our fully accredited K-12 environmental learning center. Homeschool families can now self-register online, with scholarships available. Contact us for group registration or questions.
Since 1993, Wolf Ridge has hosted a long-term international study of migratory songbirds. Visitors can watch the banding process, learn about bird research, and observe these beautiful birds up close. Sessions are held on summer mornings at the Forest Ecology Building, free and open to all ages. Banding is canceled on rainy days.
Since 1993, Wolf Ridge has hosted a long-term international study of migratory songbirds. Visitors can watch the banding process, learn about bird research, and observe these beautiful birds up close. Sessions are held on summer mornings at the Forest Ecology Building, free and open to all ages. Banding is canceled on rainy days.
Short on time? Join Wolf Ridge for the first half of the Teacher Training Institute and experience a hands-on introduction to naturalist practices. Explore watersheds, bird banding, Lake Superior’s shoreline, and nature journaling while building strong outdoor teaching skills. Perfect for beginners and experienced educators alike. Family activities are available,
