The Nature of Childhood Memories   DISCLAIMER : This blog contains acts that would most likely be not advisable to repeat.    After a bit...

A Long Journey Back to Meeting up in KZN In August 2023 members of NJSA (Nature Journaling South Africa) gathered online. As a group we...

What a wonderful year I have had writing a weekly blog! I was delighted to be asked and it has been invaluable as a personal record for...

The South African coastline is over 3000 kilometres long and reaches from the Orange River on the west coast to Kosi Bay on the east...

FRIDAY As most of our adventures do, we started out of Durbanville, driving past new shopping developments which are being built for the...

It's interesting how one's view on what is large and small, colossal and minute changes depending on where in life you are. When you are...

Guest bloggers Siziwe and Margaret relay their introduction of the new SA Nature Journaling zine to learners - keep your eyes open for...

This blog is dedicated to SA Nature Journaling's Megan Terpend (@megan_terpend), a constant ray of positivity ☀️ and welcome in the...

Liling Yan is a PhD candidate at UCT and an avid member of Nature Journaling Cape Town . 🎤 What early nature experiences shaped your...

I noticed with the Wild Wonder 2024 entries shared on the FaceBook page The Nature Journal Club at least five attendants drew the...

I rarely share my nature journal entries. When I do, I am more than a bit reluctant. All that changed in July this year, when my feelings ab

Driving out to the West Coast is always a good idea for those lucky enough to live close by. The wildflowers that bloom during this time...

Recently I was watching Called by Birds - South Africa's Cultural Heritage a YouTube video from @thenatureboxfilms. Always one to learn...

To see the full EEPAN session, click here . This one webinar was packed with information, ideas and experiences. It will take us several...

Interview with three of five WESSA-KZN young women who went on their first diving session with the amazing Zandile Ndhlovu.

I do a 45 minute commute to work one way, I leave in the dark and return in the light. I have been enjoying the roadside displays of the...

Some reflections, notes, lists created and map books used during our trip. We entered the reserve through the northern-most gate, Pafuri,...

When recording your observations in natural journaling, the necessity for some tools may make the experience more informative as well as...

I recently took a camping road trip to a few South African nature reserves in the Eastern Cape. I took my notebook with me but did not...

My very first thought when seeing this delightful call to action was “... I’d love to take part.” And then a whole bunch of ...