Yvea has been a habitat restoration volunteer for many years in the Presidio of her hometown, San Francisco.  Five years ago, she began nature journaling her stewardship work; for three of those years, she kept consistent diaries (“the Monoceros diaries”) about one particular restoration site that she solo-stewards.  What emerged was a rich understanding of the place she helped to restore, as well as insights about how she could be a better steward of that place.

During Jack’s conversation with her, Yvea will share about her journey to becoming a nature steward, the joys, challenges, and growth of combining the practice of nature journaling with the practice of habitat restoration, and where she might go from here, as well as a flip through of her Monoceros diaries!All ages and experience levels are welcome. No registration is necessary.

Suggested donation: $20. Your donation helps support me and my family. Your generosity is deeply appreciated and it makes an immediate difference in my ability to continue to offer these programs. Your donation is tax-deductible. Click here to donate. If you are not able to donate at this time, no problem–please continue to enjoy the classes and find another way to pay it forward in your community with acts of kindness and service. Thank you!

If you are new to Zoom or are having trouble with the meeting controls, please see these notes and suggestions on Zoom Tips for Online Classes with John Muir Laws to help you get more out of the online workshop. When possible I will also make a recording of the workshop and post it on my blog. I look forward to seeing you there!

Bring

• Your Journal and favorite drawing materials. Taking notes while you watch and participate will help you remember the new techniques and incorporate them into your journaling.
• Your sense of humor!