Wild Wanderings — Emily Lowe & Emily Cox
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Wild Wanderings is a series of nature journaling walks designed to help you connect with—and immerse in—our local environment.
Held in the beautiful Birdsland Reserve and led by local artists and experts in native ecosystems, each walk uses art and knowledge as a catalyst to slow down and deeply engage with nature.
By mindfully documenting your personal observations of the natural world, and by taking part in activities that will engage the senses (walking, observing, drawing, listening, touching…), get ready to experience the Dandenong Ranges like never before!
Book your tickets now:
https://events.humanitix.com/wild-wanderings-emily-lowe-emily-cox
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MEET YOUR GUIDES
Emily Lowe is an emerging visual artist of the Dandenong ranges that aims for a high level of detail in her work to emulate the intricacies and profound significance of nature. Her work primarily focuses on acrylic on canvas although is experimental with mixed media such as collage. Her artistic practice is a way of paying homage to nature.
Emily Cox is an engineer with a deep passion for the environment. She grew up with the local bushland as her playground, becoming a keen observer of the natural world around her. Through her environmental volunteer work, Emily has expanded her knowledge of the Dandenong Ranges’ ecosystems and wildlife, and is a passionate advocate for supporting local biodiversity.
WHEN
Sunday 12th of September
10 am - 12 pm
WHERE
Meet at Birdsland Environmental Education centre for a 2.4km walk around Birdsland Reserve.
(In case of bad weather, a nature journaling workshop will be held inside the Birdsland Environmental Education centre).
COST
$30 / $25 concession
Please note Wild Wandering Walks are open to adults over 18 only
Tickets include a guided walk, access to basic art supplies and a free native plant, to be redeemed at the Southern Dandenongs Community Nursery on the day of the event.
Feel free to bring your favourite art supplies on the day!
Book your tickets now:
https://events.humanitix.com/wild-wanderings-emily-lowe-emily-cox
Proudly funded by Yarra Ranges Council.
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Held in the beautiful Birdsland Reserve and led by local artists and experts in native ecosystems, each walk uses art and knowledge as a catalyst to slow down and deeply engage with nature.
By mindfully documenting your personal observations of the natural world, and by taking part in activities that will engage the senses (walking, observing, drawing, listening, touching…), get ready to experience the Dandenong Ranges like never before!
Book your tickets now:
https://events.humanitix.com/wild-wanderings-emily-lowe-emily-cox
—
MEET YOUR GUIDES
Emily Lowe is an emerging visual artist of the Dandenong ranges that aims for a high level of detail in her work to emulate the intricacies and profound significance of nature. Her work primarily focuses on acrylic on canvas although is experimental with mixed media such as collage. Her artistic practice is a way of paying homage to nature.
Emily Cox is an engineer with a deep passion for the environment. She grew up with the local bushland as her playground, becoming a keen observer of the natural world around her. Through her environmental volunteer work, Emily has expanded her knowledge of the Dandenong Ranges’ ecosystems and wildlife, and is a passionate advocate for supporting local biodiversity.
WHEN
Sunday 12th of September
10 am - 12 pm
WHERE
Meet at Birdsland Environmental Education centre for a 2.4km walk around Birdsland Reserve.
(In case of bad weather, a nature journaling workshop will be held inside the Birdsland Environmental Education centre).
COST
$30 / $25 concession
Please note Wild Wandering Walks are open to adults over 18 only
Tickets include a guided walk, access to basic art supplies and a free native plant, to be redeemed at the Southern Dandenongs Community Nursery on the day of the event.
Feel free to bring your favourite art supplies on the day!
Book your tickets now:
https://events.humanitix.com/wild-wanderings-emily-lowe-emily-cox
Proudly funded by Yarra Ranges Council.
Get Tickets
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