Let's explore intrinsic motivations behind nature journaling. What are the transferable skills behind nature journaling? How do these skills relate to career paths? Learn how to teach Nature Journaling! Join our weekly discussion and idea-sharing for teachers, home school parents, and other educators interested in teaching nature journaling skills. Each meeting will have a theme. Read More
Super low-key, supportive drawing and chatting online hang-out: if there are pages in your journal you've been wanting to finish, or homework you're wanting to catch up on, or just plain want to draw in good company, please join us! * Together, we create a supportive space. If a person feels like sharing their work, Read More
Learn how to use a simple line work system to convey light, shadow, and the orientation of surface planes. Crosshatching is a great way to show value and form with a pencil or pen. Learn the basics and give it a try. Download and construct this dodecahedron before the class. Bring paper and a pencil Read More
Join Melinda Nakagawa and the Monterey County Free Libraries for 4 free nature journaling sessions. Learn and practice simple strategies to record your nature experience on the page for lasting memories. See Melina's Website to register, and for more info.
Join John Muir Laws at the "Flying By The Seat of Our Pants" Free Virtual Festival. Let's explore seven things you can do to make your bird watching richer and more enjoyable. Click here to see the full schedule (January 13-16, 2022).
The workshop about Climate Change Stories is cancelled and will possibly be rescheduled to a Writing Workshop Wednesday collaboration with Rebecca Rolnick. Instead, please check out the Morro Bay Bird Festival, which is happening online today and tomorrow; Jack is presenting a workshop at 1pm Pacific Time today about keeping a birder's field journal (and Read More
Join John Muir Laws at the "Flying By The Seat of Our Pants" Free Virtual Festival. Learn how keeping a journal can add richness to your birding adventures and how to get started. Click here to see the full schedule (January 13-16, 2022).
Super low-key, supportive drawing and chatting online hang-out: if there are pages in your journal you've been wanting to finish, or homework you're wanting to catch up on, or just plain want to draw in good company, please join us! * Together, we create a supportive space. If a person feels like sharing their work, Read More
What we'll be doing: Winter trees: Branches, Boughs and Bark Check Spark in Nature Events for Topic and details. When Start at 9:30 am- end at 11:30am Pacific Time. Schedule: Start with an introduction and demo of a topic We log off the computer to nature journal outside in our own nearby nature, Read More
Join us on Zoom for a morning of nature journaling! Check Melinda's website Event Tab for the topic and link for registration.