Connecting to Place through Creativity

Are you interested in cultivating a deeper connection to the natural world around you and connecting with your creative side?

Discover the intersection of nature and creativity with CPAWS Manitoba Environmental Educator, Carly Gray. Dive into a journey of connecting with the natural world through artistic expression in this workshop.

Participants will have the opportunity to explore various art forms while deepening their connection to the land. From clay sculpting to painting and creating with pressed flowers, this workshop offers a hands-on experience in the creative process.

Supplies such as paints, brushes, sketchbooks, and air-dry clay will be provided. Feel free to bring any additional creative materials you prefer.

As we will be exploring Crescent Drive Park, please wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes and long pants. Get ready to immerse yourself in nature and unleash your creativity!

We will be meeting at site 3 of Crescent Drive Park.

Further details to come!

About CPAWS Manitoba:

CPAWS Manitoba has been instrumental in establishing 23 new parks and protected areas in our province. That's an area larger than Lake Winnipeg at nearly 26,000 square kilometres. Our goal is to protect half of Manitoba’s lands and waters.

About the CPAWS Manitoba Nature Club

CPAWS Manitoba’s Nature Club is designed to help Manitobans get outside, make new friends and learn about the wonders of nature.

We’ve developed a wide range of programming and activities to help Manitobans of all ages and abilities enjoy the health and wellness benefits of nature.

Find out more at our website - www.cpawsmb.org - and be sure to subscribe to our events newsletter and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter so you don’t miss out on upcoming events.

Safety Protocols

CPAWS Manitoba takes the safety of all program participants seriously.

All CPAWS Manitoba staff members have cleared a criminal record and vulnerable sector background check with the Winnipeg Police Department. We adhere to all public health recommendations and guidelines.

CPAWS policy requires that at least one person leading programming that may involve children must be certified in first aid. This applies to staff or to volunteers.

--This programming was made possible thanks to the generous support of The Winnipeg Foundation, The Conservation Trust, the Government of Manitoba, and TD Friends of the Environment fund.--

Host or Publisher Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society - Manitoba Chapter