Inspire Meaningful Connections to the Outdoor World

Inspiring meaningful connections is a thoughtful process engaging all our senses to observe, listen, and be fully present in the moment. These connections lead to creating a shared vision; stories of caring and concern for our neighborhoods, open spaces, parks and other special places today; and continued stewardship into the future.

~  What are the  unique stories of your people, places, wildlife and landscapes?

~  What connects your past to the present and serves as a guide to envision care and concern for the future?

~  How do you engage your visitors, neighborhoods, schools, and families to listen, care, learn and create a shared vision for the future?

Connect with Janice as your guide to sharing stories in print and online or as interpretive or education programs and materials.

She can help you engage children, youth and adults as they develop their own meaningful nature connections. Create opportunities for them to enjoy, as they discover the mysteries, miracles and healing power of the outdoor world. At the same time, they will begin to understand the need for long term care and stewardship of our communities and our world.

 

Working with Janice

          I subcontracted with Janice to assist in developing primary and middle school environmental education curriculum activities for an overseas client. The project had a ridiculously fast timeline, and Janice was there every step of the way.

         She’s knowledgeable, experienced, and came equipped with templates and models from her own work that made fulfilling the project terms possible. When you work with Janice, you’ll get great communication, reliability, commitment & passion.      Michele Archie, Harbinger Consulting

 

        Janice immediately impressed me with her ability to articulate our vision through curriculum development and delivery. Her work with our LEAF Steward Program was stellar. We provided our ideas and she ran with hem.  Jody McKay, Former Chief Financial Officer, Sacramento Tree Foundation

 

         I’ve known Janice Kelley for 15 years. We first met as docents at Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park in Sacramento. We’ve kept in touch ever since. We became friends because we had similar values. We both like working with people and teaching about history. She enjoys being with children and adults and helping them in finding the joy of learning. Her Nature Detectives program brings children into the outdoors to expand their horizons. Janice is also a very fine photographer.

         Her book featuring stories and photography at the Fair Oaks Bridge and American River is a visual delight. I hope you have the opportunity to work with Janice. She is so talented in so many fields.      Judy Prey.  California State Park Docent