Ornithology Field Camp
June 21 – June 26
Ornithology Field Camp at Wolf Ridge immerses grades 9-12 campers in advanced birding techniques, field research, and outdoor adventures while connecting with nature and peers.
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Part field trip, part overnight camp, Wolf Ridge offers hands-on outdoor education for K-12 students.
Choose a classic sleepaway camp experience or head into the backcountry on a multi-week wilderness expedition led by our naturalist guides—summer adventures for all ages.
Gain the skills to be an effective environmental educator with our graduate training program and teacher institutes.
June 21 – June 26
Ornithology Field Camp at Wolf Ridge immerses grades 9-12 campers in advanced birding techniques, field research, and outdoor adventures while connecting with nature and peers.
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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,
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Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center and The Nature Conservancy have permanently protected 928 acres of forests, lakes, streams, and wildlife habitat along Minnesota’s North Shore through a conservation easement, ensuring this extraordinary landscape remains an outdoor classroom for generations to come.
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Wolf Ridge proudly recognizes Upper Lakes Foods as a presenting sponsor of Ridge Well Traveled, honoring their role in nourishing our students, supporting our mission, and investing in the future of outdoor education.
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A wilderness backpacking trip to Isle Royale National Park where students explore rugged trails, Lake Superior’s shoreline, and one of the most unique predator-prey ecosystems in North America. Guided by Wolf Ridge Naturalists, participants learn ecology firsthand while experiencing true backcountry travel.
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