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Nature Journaling 2-Day Workshop at Cedarburg Bog, in partnership with UWM Saukeville Field Station


University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Saukeville Field Station Cedarburg Bog

Two Day Workshop Course:

Take a break, slow down, and get curious about the everyday wonder and beauty around you. Explore the practice of Nature Journaling with Kathy DeVries, Wisconsin Master Naturalist, by collecting and recording your observations, questions, and explanations in a notebook. This two-day workshop is taught through interactive exercises both in and outdoors covering fundamentals of observation with word, numbers, and pictures. Our journaling discoveries will include plant, animal, and insect specimens in our Wisconsin ecosystem. We’ll explore new methods of asking questions, note taking, and notebook page layouts.  You do not need to be an artist or a naturalist to begin nature journaling. The workshop includes a complimentary nature journal kit to get started. Just bring your enthusiasm and curiosity!

Lodging Accommodations & Food:

The workshop fee does not include overnight accommodations. However, tent space on the property is available at no charge. Participants wishing to stay overnight in our Farmhouse may reserve a bed in a shared space at a cost of $20 per night. Bed space is limited so be sure to reserve early. The Station can also provide you with a list of nearby establishments to stay. An optional catered lunch is provided at cost for an additional charge and will include vegetarian and gluten free options. Meal plan should be ordered at the time your registration is submitted. Contact fieldstn@uwm.edu for more information.

Workshop fee:

$80. Available for 1.4 CEU. Not offered for college credit.

Registration and more information: https://uwm.edu/field-station/event/nature-journaling/

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