This program has been canceled.
Hone your ability to identify the trees you see in regional woodlands and neighborhoods! Explore the ecology of various common tree species, find out why they grow in each habitat, and learn about efforts to restore our native tree species.
Begin by completing self-paced online learning materials, which can be done anytime. Then spend the in-person session at The Morton Arboretum walking the woodlands with your instructor to hone your tree identification skills and continue your learning.
This program includes a self-paced online component and an on-site session.
Instructor: Trinity Pierce, Chicago Region Trees Initiative stewardship manager, The Morton Arboretum
Health and Safety: Program participants must abide by the Arboretum’s health and safety guidelines. Guidelines are subject to change, so please check back frequently.
Prerequisites: Participants should have previously completed Basic Plant ID (W010) or have previous experience with plant identification.
Continuing Education: This class fulfills a requirement for the Natural Areas Conservation Training (N-ACT) Program. (Learn more about N-ACT.)
Age: 16 and older
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