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Nature Journaling: Tips and Techniques For Observing The Outdoors

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Nature Journaling: Tips and Techniques For Observing The Outdoors

September 29 2021

What is nature journaling, and what benefits does it have?

Some of us go through our days without taking note of the natural world around us.

Can you identify the species of birds found in your backyard? The types of trees in your local park? The daily activities of the family of foxes down the road?

If you can’t answer those questions, that’s OK! But observing, recording, and reflecting on life around you — nature journaling — can help you connect to the outdoors, offering a better understanding of the world we live in.

In this webinar, Riley Chervinski, communications and events coordinator at CPAWS Manitoba, will introduce you to this creative mindfulness practice. You’ll learn tips, techniques, and interactive activities to get you started on your own nature journaling journey.

Note: This is not an art workshop and no artistic talent is required. This event is perfect for beginners and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages!

Please grab a pen/pencil and a piece of paper to follow along with a few short exercises.

Nature Journaling: Tips and Techniques for Observing the Outdoors from CPAWS Manitoba on Vimeo.

About the Speaker:

Riley Chervinski is a writer and communicator with a strong interest in tourism, sustainability and the outdoors.

She runs the CPAWS Manitoba webinar series and supports our Western Hudson Bay Marine Conservation Area campaign.

Lunch and Learn

Nature has been here for us during the pandemic.

CPAWS Manitoba wants to maintain this positive connection to nature by providing a space for Manitobans to connect online from the safety of our homes and be inspired by nature in our backyards and beyond.

Join CPAWS Manitoba for weekly lunch and learn presentations from experts across the province who will share their knowledge and passion and bring new nature-inspired activities into our lives.

This program is possible thanks to the generous support of The Winnipeg Foundation and the Conservation Trust, a Manitoba Climate and Green Plan Initiative delivered by the Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation.

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