I hosted a nature photography workshop to help people in my community connect with nature around them in a creative way.
Project Description
The goal of this workshop is to teach people to care of the land around them and how river ways impact the ocean through photography.
What was your biggest challenge?
Being cancelled on – navigated it by just trying to continue it, finding new people, following up but unfortunately I ran out of time. Joys of living in a small community.
What was your most valuable takeaway?
The benefits of how much people can learn if they get out of the office environment and get them into nature for hands on skills.
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