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Nicole Bruce, Public Relations Specialist
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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
Arbor Day Tree Planting at Chicago Public School Inspires Young Environmental Stewards
Students at Ted Lenart Regional Gifted Center celebrated Arbor Day by planting 15 trees throughout their West Chatham Chicago Public School campus this morning alongside a team of arborists from The Morton Arboretum.
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Programs include Vivid Creations Art Workshop, Wonder Woods Mini Golf, and free family-friendly activities for kids of all abilities to celebrate the Children's Garden's 20th anniversary
This spring, visitors to The Morton Arboretum will be greeted by a collection of massive, colorful, whimsical sculptures
David Chearo joined the Arboretum March 24 as its new vice president of operations and planning.
First-time national recognition highlights the Arboretum’s dedication to positive work environment
Plus, expert advice on the best time to prune trees
Chicago organizations championing local and global efforts to secure biodiversity
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.
