Nature Journaling

Revered nature journaling teacher, John Muir Laws, says that he engages the practice for three reasons: "... to see, to remember, and to stimulate curiosity." These are gifts accessible to every practitioner who sets pen to page, looks closely at the natural world, and opens their heart to discovery. When we do, Laws insists, "The benefit of journaling is not limited to what you produce on the page; it is, rather, found in your experience and how you think along the way."

Nature journaling is a spiritual practice. Join the Center for Spirituality in Nature community and guest instructor, Gargi Chugh, to explore this mindful practice of quiet observation, intentional reflection, and creative expression. 

Get started or elevate your nature journaling experience alongside like-hearted friends in this  workshop where we will:

• Learn guiding principles of nature journaling

• Engage thoughtful prompts in personal practice

• Explore the intersection of spirituality, creativity, and ecology