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Join the fourth annual Wild Wonder Conference! This event gathers people who are passionate about nature, art, science, curiosity, and wonder to share ideas, learn from each other, support each other, inspire each other, and have fun together in nature’s beauty. The online event will be 5 full days featuring a rich schedule of 30 classes, panels, lectures, nature journaling challenges, social time, journal sharing, and an online auction. Your live pass includes access to all conference recordings for 7 additional months!
Folks in attendance will receive discounts on a wide selection of over 50 of Heyday’s beloved nature titles and notecard sets.
Register HereJohn Muir Laws is an award-winning naturalist, educator, and artist with degrees in conservation and resource studies, wildlife biology, and scientific illustration. His books include The Laws Field Guide to the Sierra Nevada, The Laws Guide to Drawing Birds, The Laws Guide to Nature Drawing and Journaling, and (with Emilie Lygren) How to Teach Nature Journaling, all published by Heyday. A principal innovator in the global nature journaling movement, he is cofounder of the Wild Wonder Foundation (wildwonder.org), a nonprofit encouraging nature connection through art and science. Visit his website at johnmuirlaws.com. (author photo by Jim Morris)
Robin Lee Carlson is a natural science writer and illustrator. After studying evolutionary biology at UC Santa Cruz and the University of Chicago, she spent many years working on stream habitat restoration projects in California. She is most interested in how landscapes and ecological communities change over time, especially ecosystem dynamics after disruption. Her artwork is grounded in observing and documenting the world around her as it unfolds. Visit her website at www.robinleecarlson.com.