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Nature Journaling with NatureArt Lab ❄️Winter in the Woods❄️

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❄️Winter in the Woods - Where nature warms the soul ❄️

Tree Stories: Origins & Adaptations - Discover the fascinating journeys of trees from around the world and how they’ve adapted to thrive in different environments. Guided by Ami Amlani, this relaxed nature journalling session invites you to observe, sketch, and annotate with curiosity - building your confidence in drawing while deepening your understanding of form, structure, and plant survival strategies. You’ll learn how to turn simple observations into rich visual stories, enhancing both your creativity and your connection to the landscape.

NatureArt Lab believe that when people engage nature through art, it fosters a deep connection and care for nature. Participants have the opportunity to learn new skills, meet new people and immerse themselves in art inspired by nature and the trees of the Arboretum.

This is an outdoor activity. Dress for the weather and please wear covered footwear.  

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  • Where do we meet?

    Look for the 'Meeting Point' flag at the Village Centre or speak to the Information Desk.

  • Is this event accessible?

    This event may encounter uneven terrain in the forests and gardens of the Arboretum. Please get in touch to find out more.

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