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As a nature lover-naturalist-writer, my passion is to reconnect people with nature, art, animals and heal their own wild places. Working with those who want to conserve and preserve nature for future generations in perpetuity is a passion. When souls and soils are reunited, unity and peace are natural. For A Love of Nature, I am a “Poet with a Purpose”. A website is coming soon (www.wildlandsrestoration.org), as well as a poetry book, and a book about food, farming and freedom.

My calling is to create a place where people can enjoy, heal and grow through nature and art, and would love to discuss with those who have a calling to leave a similar legacy. I have been published and/ or featured in The Arizona Republic, The Tucson Daily Star, Border Report, Tucson Lifestyle, Tucson Home and Garden, 520 Magazine, various newspapers, Article/ blogs, including robinmotzer.substack.com, and have habitat restoration projects in Arizona, Oklahoma, and (soon) in Ohio.

"I sing in harmony with all of nature's voices, Knowing that simplicity and kindness are choices. I connect with the earth in my bare feet, My heart connects with all of life's beat;" Excerpt from Robin Motzer's original poem, I AM Nature, We Are Nature, San Pedro Anthology, Volume I, page 27. “I AM Loud Hawk, Poet With A Purpose!”

Passions: nature, wildlife, animals, conservation, pollinators, forests, reforestation, agroforestry, water, regenerative farming, health, writing, architecture/design, photography, poetry, painting, drawing.

I love spending time in nature whether it be hiking canyons, swimming in mountain waters, swimming with wild dolphins, surfing waves and exploring caves in a kayak, snorkeling, walking in the forest, observing birds, insects, and wildlife. I am a bit of a nature whisperer, Mowgli, if you will: I talk with animals. I also do have certifications in Healing Touch (for people and animals) and other healing modalities. The wild calls and speaks...a Toltec Shaman named me, "Loud Hawk", One who gets things done.

Photo Credit: Nick Oza, The Arizona Republic