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Capture Nature’s Wonders: A Journal for Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge

This nature journal is designed for visitors to Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge, encouraging them to observe and document their experiences in nature. Use this journal to draw pictures, jot down stories, and record your observations. It's important to respect the environment by leaving it as you found it—don't touch, take, eat, or disturb wildlife. Stay on trails, dispose of waste properly, and embrace the tranquility of nature. The quieter you are, the more you will see and hear. Enjoy capturing your memories in this serene setting!

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Capture Nature’s Wonders: A Journal for Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge

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  1. Created for use at Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge My Nature Journal My Nature Journal Created for use at Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge By: __________________________ By: __________________________

  2. Leave it as you found it… …means don’t touch it, don’t take it, don’t eat it, don’t kill it, don’t bother it… Please stay on trails and clean up after yourself. SHHHH! The quieter you are the more you will see and hear. A great way to capture memories of nature is to keep a nature journal. Use this journal to draw pictures, describe or tell stories of what you see. Find a quiet place, observe, listen and record. What did you see? What did it do? What did you hear? How does it smell? How does it make you feel? Leave it as you found it… …means don’t touch it, don’t take it, don’t eat it, don’t kill it, don’t bother it… Please stay on trails and clean up after yourself. SHHHH! The quieter you are the more you will see and hear. A great way to capture memories of nature is to keep a nature journal. Use this journal to draw pictures, describe or tell stories of what you see. Find a quiet place, observe, listen and record. What did you see? What did it do? What did you hear? How does it smell? How does it make you feel?

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