Explore spring bird migration along Minnesota’s North Shore in this Master Naturalist advanced training. From waterfowl to warblers, birders of all skill levels will visit diverse habitats, build identification skills, and connect with fellow learners as summer species arrive. Register for 1 or multiple sessions.
Explore spring bird migration along Minnesota’s North Shore in this Master Naturalist advanced training. From waterfowl to warblers, birders of all skill levels will visit diverse habitats, build identification skills, and connect with fellow learners as summer species arrive. Register for 1 or multiple sessions.
Tettegouche State Park hosts monthly art shows at the Visitor Center and our June artist is Jean Kirwin. Please join us for a reception with the artist.
Tettegouche State Park hosts monthly art shows at the Visitor Center and our June artist is Jean Kirwan. Please join us for a reception with the artist.
Explore spring bird migration along Minnesota’s North Shore in this Master Naturalist advanced training. From waterfowl to warblers, birders of all skill levels will visit diverse habitats, build identification skills, and connect with fellow learners as summer species arrive. Register for 1 or multiple sessions.
Last year, Tettegouche State Park hosted Sam Zimmerman as the Artist in Residence. As a part of this collaboration, Sam created banners of his work on the Seven Grandfather Principles of the Ojibwe People. We invite you to find them all! A map that shows the approximate sites of these seven banners will be provided.
Stop by the Visitor Center to learn about beavers and their incredible adaptations that allow them to build dams and create wetlands. Discover how these wetlands support wildlife, improve water storage, and can even help slow the spread of wildfires.
Meet by the Indoor Fireplace in the Visitor Center Are you interested in learning about the trees of Tettegouche? Take a walk with a naturalist to learn how to identify each species and the ways that we, as well as other animals, use them! Meet by the indoor fireplace in the Visitor Center. The hike...
Stop by the Visitor Center to explore the ruby-throated hummingbird’s song, skull, feathers, and more! These tiny creatures are incredible pollinators and can fly non-stop across the Gulf of Mexico.
Meeting Room of the Visitor Center Antlers are weird and they are worn by some of our most iconic wild animals in Minnesota. See a variety of antlers from different animals during this naturalist program and learn why they have them in the first place!
Join us Saturday, June 13th at 7 pm as Bump Blomberg & Gordon Thorne join us at the Silver Bay Lounge, for a fun evening with great live music! This is a free, 21+ event.
Do you have a photo of something interesting, but are not sure of what it is? A burning question about the natural world? A fun story to share? The Naturalist will be available for questions in the Visitor Center.
