A kid's journal to record their nature experiences. Includes nature facts, games, experiments, crafts and ways to help the earth. Designed to help build the self-esteem of kids through creating something of their own -- their own artwork and written observations -- their own keepsake.
Adventure Publications, 1998. Spiral-bound, 62 pp.
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A handy little journal for your very own writings. With 70% space available for writing down your thoughts as you walk outdoors. Or, paste photos and make sketches. Includes memorable quotations from famous authors about nature and the outdoors, information about tree-leaf identification, animal tracks, hiking trails, birding areas, botanical gardens and National Parks.
Potter Style, Random House, 5 1/2 x 7 inch format, 160 pages mostly lightly lined, hard back with spine.
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A blank field notebook featuring drawings from Henry David Thoreau’s Journal throughout, as well as a full-color Journal manuscript page with
two drawings. Includes a brief introduction to Thoreau’s Journal drawings as
well as suggestions for writing field notes. Use this book to jot down
on-the-spot observations or, afterward, to collect memories of a walk or an encounter. Printed on high-quality paper. With introduction by Kathleen Coyne Kelly.
The Thoreau Society, 2022. Paperback, 60 pp.
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With this interactive journal, parents and children have opportunities to spark curiosity about nature and are given space to record their discoveries. Part keepsake journal, part activity book, it offers a year's worth of fresh, fun ways to explore nature and create profound memories.
Roost Books, 2014. Paperback, 180 pp.
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An observation guide and a 5-year daily calendar-journal. Create an enduring record of nature's rhythms, year after year. From the first songbird of spring to the first frost of winter, track the ever-changing world around you to create a personal 5-year record of your place on the planet.
Storey Publishing, 2017. Hardcover, 208 pp.
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