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Celebrate the Natural World at the Birds in the Hills Festival This May

Celebrate the Natural World at the Birds in the Hills Festival This May


Appalachian Understories will once again be hosting this year’s Birds in the Hills Festival, which will take place May 17-19 at Wisteria Event Site and Campground in Pomeroy.

This family-friendly event will feature bird-watching hikes, interactive workshops, live music, food, and more. The event is ideal for both beginners and seasoned birders. Tickets are on sale now, and the early bird discount is in effect until April 1. Tickets can be purchased here.

Madison Donohue, Tourism Manager for Appalachian Understories, has been in charge of planning the annual event for the last four years.

“Each year, I am amazed by the sense of community that is so quickly established at the event,” she says. “It’s a magical thing to see a group of strangers connecting over their love for nature, resulting in friendships and a deepened appreciation for the natural world.”

LaRanda, Tourism Specialist for Appalachian Understories, was previously involved with the event as a volunteer and then an art vendor, but is now helping to plan it.

“It’s been exciting to be a part of this event in several different capacities and to watch it grow and evolve with its new location at Wisteria,” LaRanda says.

Appalachian Understories, a social enterprise of Rural Action, provides natural and cultural historic tourism in Appalachian Ohio, hiring local guides, historians, and naturalists to create outdoor experiences for people. The tours allow participants to enjoy the natural beauty of Appalachian Ohio while learning about the rich cultural history of the region.

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