Let's perfect our 30 second and one-minute descriptions of what nature journaling is and why you want to do it. If possible, write down a few key ideas before the meeting. We will consolidate everyone's ideas into a tight pitch to share with parents, administrators, students, and more. Click Here to Join the Meeting All Read More

Learn how to draw rocks and stones with graphite, pen and watercolor. Capture structure and details and show important rock characteristics for the study of geology. Click Here to Join the Zoom Workshop! Passcode: 187351 All ages and experience levels are welcome. No registration is necessary, This live workshop can hold 500 people and is Read More

Many educators are finding it difficult to raise funds to support their work. How can we fund and support our work as nature journal educators? In order to create quality ongoing programs, nature journal educators need to find a way to support their work in a way that allows the work to grow. What are Read More

Learn how to visualize and draw geologic cross-sections and block diagrams for field sketching. This will help you draw what you see, and see what you draw!  These techniques can be adapted for all kinds of visual thinking applications. Click Here to Join the Zoom Workshop! Passcode: 187351 All ages and experience levels are welcome. Read More

Let's share our current best practices for teaching nature journaling online to individuals, small groups, or whole classes. What works for you? What are your secret tips? What are the current challenges? Is anyone using new technology to improve the online environment? Click Here to Join the Meeting All ages and experience levels are welcome. Read More

Meet Rosalie Haizlett, author and illustrator of Watercolor in Nature, a brand new book that will be published by Page Street Publishing Co. on November 23rd, 2021 and distributed by Macmillan. The book is available at Target, Barnes & Noble, or wherever you get your books. You can learn more and purchase via Rosalie's website at Read More

How can we use our nature journals to teach about astronomy both to record our observations and visualize ideas or our place in the universe? Bring any Astro pages from your own journals to share. Raybonto, we want to hear from you Click Here to Join the Meeting All ages and experience levels are welcome. Read More

Join John Muir Laws and Nicolas Lecomte for an exploration of the arctic and a close look at how to draw Snowy Owls. We will learn about ongoing Arctic research and lessons learned in the field. Then John Muir Laws will demonstrate techniques to draw Snowy Owls. What are lost and found edges and how Read More