Kumkum Dubey is trained in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), a well-established, evidence-based approach originally developed to support stress reduction, emotional regulation, and overall well-being. She is a nature journaling facilitator and mindfulness practitioner with a strong foundation in environmental science, conservation biology, and self-awareness practices. Her work sits at the intersection of ecology, mindfulness, and reflective practice, helping individuals reconnect with nature while cultivating presence, curiosity, and inner clarity. 

With academic training in Environmental Science and a Master’s degree in Conservation Biology, Kumkum brings a deep understanding of ecological systems alongside a gentle, inclusive approach to facilitation. Her nature journaling workshops are designed to be accessible and grounding emphasising observation, reflection, and connection rather than artistic skill or prior experience.

Through her workshops, Kumkum creates calm, welcoming spaces where participants are encouraged to slow down, notice deeply, and engage with nature as both a teacher and a mirror. Her facilitation style is non-judgmental and rooted in self-kindness and compassion, making her workshops suitable for beginners as well as those already on a mindfulness or nature-based journey.

Kumkum has worked across environmental education, conservation research, community engagement, and technology-driven ecological solutions. She currently works within machine learning and land restoration technology, supporting environmental outcomes through innovation while remaining deeply committed to the human–nature connection at a personal and community level.

Her Key Achievements:

• Certified in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) practices.

• Holds master degree in Conservation Biology from Macquarie University,  Sydney.

• Ecology specialist 

• Engaging in technology driven ecological solutions