Journaling in nature

Day 4 of the Nature journaling week🙌 It was about reproduction, and I think the ginkgo biloba’s fruit is a great result of the amazing system the female and male ginkgo trees have. Tadpoles and (I think flirting with each other) coal tits made the topic covered completely! I also saw mating pigeons but decided to give them some privacy and not to film or draw them 😅 You can check what the others discovered during this week here: #naturejournalingweek And find more information about the…

Enjoying every day of #naturejournalingweek The prompts are so inspiring and meaningful 🙏 Thanks to @journalingwithnature

The Journal Diaries is a blog segment where we get a sneak peek into the journals, notebooks, organizers, and diaries from people all over t...

Excited and ready to begin? Click HERE for a Free Nature Journaling mini class video - Also don't miss the free downloadable guide to nature journaling, just click on the tab in the top left of the navigation bar above. Reason Number One: You’ll experience less stress, anxiety, and negativity Nature journaling provides a way for you to encounter nature on a regular basis The scientific community is now compiling evidence to support what so many of us intuitively know. Being in nature calms…