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Jen Falvy
art, photography and nature
A Love of Nature
MULTIMEDIA + creative work to build nature appreciation
Visual Storytelling, Video and Photography
Bugs Amongst Us
Insect appreciation with fun facts, and photography. For blog updates subscribe here. Click the image to view the gallery.

Curved and dynamic trunk of the Northern Catalpa
Walk and Draw
Tree id
Made Fun

Identifying the leaves of an elm
Learning to identify trees can be fun when we take a moment to really look and see what is before us. With pencil and paper in hand, take a look at some of the most notable features:
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bark pattern and texture
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leaf type and arrangement
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canopy shape
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branch growth and structure
Guided walks available. Inquire by email. No prior drawing experience required. all materials provided.


Participant drawing trees
Reaching around an oak tree
"When living in times of stress, there is something very satisfying about standing in front of a tree that has been growing for more than a hundred years. To study it's leaves, the pattern of its bark and to learn a little more about it - this seems like a good thing to do"
Nature Studio
Protecting natural areas is just as important than ever. Urban sprawl continues to encroach on land that was once wild and unfortunately we are losing biodiversity at alarming rates. We are also losing our connection to natural, unaltered landscapes. If you see land and natural spaces that is under threat, speak out and stand up for what you care about. Let your local government know that you care about nature and you would like more natural areas preserved for future generations.
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