Introduction to Nature Journaling
Duration
2 day(s)
Languages
English
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Discover techniques for combining words and sketches in creative journals
Learn to observe and record natural details with keen attention and skill
Experience light hikes and gentle walks while journaling in inspiring settings
Enjoy opportunities for one-on-one guidance and personalized artistic support
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Experience the tranquility and beauty of Glacier National Park while engaging in Nature Journaling with Montana Master Naturalist and award-winning artist Hillary Parker. Discover how to combine words, sketches, and your senses to sharpen observation and deepen your connection with the natural world. Learn techniques for journaling and sketching during light hikes and walks through diverse scenic locations, while exploring and recording your thoughts, feelings, and observations freely. Explore the park’s iconic landscapes at a relaxed pace, creating meaningful and personal artistic reflections in your own nature journal.
Experience guided instruction, one-on-one support, and group discussions that enhance your journaling and sketching skills in the field. Discover multiple unique locations throughout the day, each offering different perspectives and opportunities for observation and creativity. Learn to capture textures, colors, and patterns in nature while practicing watercolor, sketching, and observational techniques. Explore mindful ways to engage with the environment, fostering presence, curiosity, and artistic expression while enjoying the scenery, quiet moments, and the camaraderie of fellow participants.
All professional-grade art supplies
Instruction and guided van transportation
Park entry pass
Lunch, unless purchased
Gratuities
Lightweight backpack
Comfortable hiking shoes
Water bottle and Snacks
Rain gear and layered clothing
Flashlight or headlamp
Field notebook
Warm sleeping bag
Binoculars, wildflower or bird guides
Magnifying glass or small field lens
Sun protection recommended: hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
Light walking and short hikes on varied trail surfaces
Be prepared for changing weather and outdoor conditions
Participation in Glacier Institute hike serves as your vehicle reservation
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