Learn how to draw on your screen with ScreenBrush or Epic Pen in OBS.

YouTube channels for nature journalers.

Many amazing and inspiring manuscripts and journals have been digitized and are available for free online.

Join John Muir Laws for a workshop he shared at the Charlotte Mason Institute Conference on how to explore phenomena from a scientific perspective. When do we use observation and inference and what...

Learn the best techniques for Nature Journaling with others.

Learn how to add micro landscapes into your nature journal.

Learn how to explore the diversity of a plant community by documenting the diversity (how many species) and abundance (how many of each species) of species.

John Muir Laws reviews “Nature Drawing a Tool for Learning” and “Keeping a Nature Journal” by Clare Walker Leslie.

Learn how to collect your data in graph format to easily read and interpret your own findings in the field.

John Muir Laws explores drawing bugs from the angles that convey their liveliness.

Learn the structure of birds’ legs and feet, how to draw “quick feet”, and explore some of the odd things birds do with their feet.

Join John Muir Laws as he demonstrates four techniques that will help you draw faster and more easily.

Join Mike Rohde and John Muir Laws for a wide-ranging discussion about the intersection of sketchnoteing and nature journaling.

Join John Muir Laws as he demonstrates how to show depth in landscape sketches using a suite of depth techniques.

Make a collection of similar found objects is a great way to focus your observations and to prime your brain for new discoveries!

Learn how to find your own sit spot to visit over time. From this place, you can see the changes in the world and in your heart.

Learn about the bird research of Point Blue and a few tips to help you draw Golden-crowned Sparrows.

In this video, we explore how to listen to birdsong and transcribe it into your journal.