Adult Programs

Why The Morton Arboretum Is a Champion of Oaks (on demand)

The Morton Arboretum is currently pursuing several research and conservation initiatives that focus on the genus Quercus, or oaks.

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The Morton Arboretum is currently pursuing several research and conservation initiatives that focus on the genus Quercus, or oaks. But what’s so important about oaks, anyway? This self-paced, online course will explain why oaks are an important genus to protect and study; what threats oaks (and other tree species) are currently facing; and what the Arboretum is doing to protect and study oaks.

How Self-Paced Online Classes Work

To access the class, you will log into TreeLearning, the Arboretum’s online learning portal. Instructions for accessing TreeLearning will be sent to registrants by email from treelearning@mortonarb.org upon registration. You have access to the course for 60 days and can complete the materials anytime.

Complete the self-paced e-learning modules with reading material, short videos, interactive activities, and quizzes to check your understanding. 

The course will take approximately 30 minutes. The online materials do not need to be completed in one sitting.

There will not be an instructor online with you.

Course number: N101-OD

What to Know

This class is held entirely online and is available within one hour of registration. 

The online materials will take approximately 90 minutes to complete. Materials can be completed at your own pace.

Participants will have access to online materials for 60 days after the course start date. 

Requirements

Participants must have access to the internet and know how to use a web browser (ex: Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer)

Participants must know how to send and receive email. 

A unique email address for each participant is required at registration.

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