Nature journaling is a great way to connecting with the natural world. To focus in on little details, or look broadly at the world around you. It develops your sense of creativity. It can combine words, numbers and images to help you understand the world more deeply. It can be scientific and/or spiritual. In the end, your nature journal becomes a way for you to discover not only about the world around you, but to learn about yourself.

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​With nature journaling you regain a sense of childlike wonder, your curiosity grows, and we discover reasons to be hopeful and helpful in the world. 

​I'm teaching a 4-week workshop through the DeKalb Park District on Thursdays, July 10 - 31 from 5 - 6:30 pm. (Click on the image below for a direct link to sign-up.) We need a minimum of 4 people to make this workshop happen.

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