Upcoming Workshops
Take a look at the upcoming scheduled workshops below!
If you'd like to book a spot, just send me a message or follow the links provided.
Interested in other programs I offer? Visit my other Workshop Pages to explore more options.
April 11 2026
Nature Journaling with Buckthorn Ink
Billie Jo and Erin will connect you to European Buckthorn through a Nature Journaling experience. In this workshop, you will explore the three languages of words, pictures, and numbers, discovering how they can engage your brain in novel ways as we document observations, curiosity, and connections through Nature Journaling. This practice cultivates focus, tranquility, and the freedom to let curiosity roam.
Where: Kortright Centre for Conservation - Woodbridge
Time: 10am - 12pm
Registration: Ticket Bud
April 26 2026
Ontario Recreational Canoeing & Kayaking Re-certification Clinic, for those with the following instructor levels Basic Canoe Instructor, Canadian Style Paddling & Canoe Tripping
Where: Lake St. George Field Centre ( Greater GTA)
Registration: ORCKA Website
May 12 2026
Expert in the Library Presentation - How to Keep a Nature Journal
Come join me on May 12th at 7:00 pm as I present for the Orangeville Public Library’s Expert in the Library Series.
May 24-31, 2026
GALAPAGOS ISLANDS NATURE JOURNAL VOYAGE
Join John (Jack) Muir Laws and me for an unforgettable 8-day adventure through the Galapagos Islands! Located 625 miles off the coast of Ecuador, this unique archipelago is home to famously approachable wildlife and offers sketching and nature journaling opportunities like nowhere else on Earth.
Click the link above to view the full itinerary and register today, spaces are limited, so don’t wait!
****SOLD OUT****
JUne 14-19, 2026
Nature Journaling in South Denali
Join Jack and me for a 6-day/5-night Nature Journaling Retreat in breathtaking South Denali, Alaska!
Our home base will be Talkeetna, a tiny, vibrant, and artistic community known as the gateway to Denali’s wilderness. This funky little town (pop. 997) is a beloved stop on the Alaska Railroad and the final launching point for climbers heading up “the” mountain.
For five nights, we’ll stay together in the heart of Talkeetna, at the confluence of the Talkeetna and Susitna Rivers. Just a block from the walkable Main Street, our accommodations are modest, cozy motel-style rooms, each with a private bath—offering comfort and simplicity after days of wonder, discovery, and journaling.
Click the link above to register for this adventure!!