Enjoy a morning of birding with interpretive park ranger, Peter Miller, and learn about the birds you can find in Voyageurs National Park. We will discuss the important role birds play in these northern forests and lakes while witnessing what makes this park such unique place for birding. While hiking on the Oberholtzer trail, we will talk about the tips and tricks to find and identify birds and discover what makes birding a continually rewarding activity to do in your own backyard! This program is designed for all ages and all experience levels. 

WHEN: Tuesday, August 13th

TIME: 10 AM - NOON

WHERE: Rainy Lake Visitor Center

Be Prepared: 

• Wear comfortable shoes and clothes appropriate for the weather. 

• Bring sunscreen and bug spray if desired. 

• Bring a water bottle. 

• The walk will not be strenuous, but we will be on our feet walking and standing for 60-90 minutes.

• Registration will be capped at 25 participants

Peter Miller, Voyageurs National Park Interpretive Park Ranger

Peter is one of this season's Interpretive Park Rangers and has worked at a number of National Park Service units, including Cape Hatteras National Seashore and Great Basin National Park. Growing up in Illinois, Peter's appreciation for the outdoors began in summers along the Great Lakes and he is excited to bring his passion for environmental education back to these Midwestern forests and waterways. In his free time, Peter enjoys hiking in new places, cooking new recipes, and watching baseball and basketball with his partner Danielle and cat Ginkgo.

This program is brought to you by Voyageurs Conservancy, the park's nonprofit partner. We are supported by passionate park stewards like you. If you'd like to support programs like this with a gift, please consider a donation when you register.