At 90, the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden advances climate-ready landscapes, student leadership and community well-being through innovative programs.
Author Barbara Keer celebrates our 90th anniversary through personal visits, historical highlights and stories from volunteers. She explores how the Arboretum connects beautiful landscapes with university research, student learning and community engagement.
Celebrate 90 years of the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden, connecting community, student learning and climate-ready landscapes for a more resilient future.
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Enjoy an exhibition of student-created propaganda-style posters and the CALL Garden's large-scale murals of California's diverse landscapes at this Art-Science Fusion open house.
At 90, the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden advances climate-ready landscapes, student leadership and community well-being through innovative programs.
Explore hands-on activity stations featuring nature-inspired and collaborative art, including drawing with ink made from oak galls, cyanotyping and contributing to a community quilt.
A six-acre stretch along the western edge of West Village, between Russell Blvd. and Hutchison Dr., is becoming something new: a native habitat corridor designed to support wildlife, climate resilience and the surrounding community.
Get ready to immerse yourself in the vivid beauty of the UC Davis Arboretum as you embark on a midday adventure through gardens and collections with your guide Warren Roberts, superintendent emeritus.
