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The practice of nature journaling requires a few simple tools--pencil and paper are a great place to start--and some folks love to trick out their nature journaling kit with lots of add-ons, such as watercolor palettes, brush pens, gel pens, ink pens
Do you teach nature journaling or do you want to learn how to teach nature journaling? Visit wildwonder.org/ed23 to register now for the Wild Wonder Nature Journal Educators Workshop, online June 9-10, 2023, and get inspired with the latest best prac
Journal Your Conservation Work: Amy @science.art.amy documents her citizen science work monitoring bird window collisions for Madison Audubon. She utilizes maps, diagrams, questions, and more. She uses her nature journal to help her think on the pag
Are you eager to learn to nature journal.....or eager to invite someone else to nature journal? Or perhaps you are a homeschool or classroom teacher who wants to integrate nature journaling into your teaching? You will want to check out the Nature Jo
Here's a closer look at this page by @johnmuirlaws exploring color changes in lupine flowers, which he created for Bay Nature Magazine. To even notice a color change like this, we first need to slow down and pay attention. Documenting this observati
Include a Survey: On this page, John Muir Laws @johnmuirlaws included a small landscape sketch showing the location, species, and gender of the birds he observed. A nature journal page is a place for you to document all of your observations, though
"Drawing is looking and looking is loving," says graphic journalist and 2022 Wild Wonder Nature Journaling Conference speaker, Wendy MacNaughton @wendymac. In a newsletter to her Draw Together Grown Up Table (join! So fun!), she shared this
@sanmateocounty parks and @pacificbeachcoalition wrote to Wild Wonder to thank the Nature Journal Club for their hard work on Earth Day! Way to go team! The humans and all the other living things in that area are so grateful for the work we did! 😁
Sharing this sketch from @lauriewigham , who attended our Earth Day cleanup event. Her caption: “Here's a quick sketch from an Earth Day expedition with John Muir Laws and the The Nature Journal Club to pick up trash at Seal Point Park San Mate