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Members of the media can contact the Public Relations team for interviews, information, photos, and b-roll.
Nicole Bruce, Public Relations Specialist
For programs, special events, and exhibitions
Phone: 630-719-4633 | Email: nbruce@mortonarb.org
Ellyn Fortino, Public Relations Specialist
For science and research expertise, tree and plant care questions,
and Chicago Region Trees Initiative
Phone: 630-725-2115 | Email: efortino@mortonarb.org
The Morton Arboretum celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
The Morton Arboretum will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 with cultural programs, a Celebración de los Árboles festival and opportunities to learn about its scientific work to protect and conserve threatened trees and ecosystems in Latin America.
For additional information and to schedule interviews,
contact the Public Relations team.
The Morton Arboretum and the Chicago Botanic Garden have been selected to host the 9th Global Botanic Gardens Congress in Chicago in summer 2027
The Morton Arboretum has announced the appointment of Derek Stovall-Leonard as its new chief financial officer
The 17-year cicadas are past their peak in the Chicago area and will conclude their life cycle by the end of June
Green infrastructure benefits are in high demand
The Morton Arboretum is urging cities, businesses and organizations to support local tree planting to mitigate the impacts of climate change on communities and people
Chicago’s two Centers for Species Survival are reporting progress one year after being established
Look to The Morton Arboretum first for expert tree and plant information. Whether you’re a reporter on a deadline or a producer looking for story ideas, the Arboretum’s internationally-recognized scientists and staff can address a wide variety of tree and plant topics.
The Morton Arboretum is an internationally recognized outdoor tree museum and tree research center in Lisle, Illinois. Its 1,700 acres include 16 miles of hiking trails, a Children’s Garden, educational exhibitions, a Visitor Center, and specialty tree and plant collections.
