The Nature of Healing
Cleveland Botanical Garden The Nature of Healing OPENING SOON

Sat., Apr. 5 – Sun., May. 18

 Experience the transformative power of art and nature! This group art exhibition features around 30 local artists, co-curated with and presented by Deep Roots Gallery. Tickets & Info
People for Trees Celebration Week
People for Trees Celebration Week Monday, April 21 – Saturday, April 26 Help us celebrate a successful planting over 15,000 trees in northeast Ohio since 2021. Take a hike with our experts, get a free tree seedling and join a community of nature lovers for activities all week long. Learn more

Holden Forests & Gardens is a premier public garden featuring a rural and urban campus, with a world-class plant & environmental science center.

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Holden Arboretum Explore 3,500 acres

Just 30 minutes from downtown Cleveland, the Holden Arboretum is a living museum of exquisite collections of plants and trees on 3,500 acres with miles of trails, gardens. and woodlands. Plan Your Visit

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Cleveland Botanical Garden Discover a world of botanicals

In the heart of University Circle, Cleveland Botanical Garden is an urban oasis with mesmerizing gardens and curated glasshouses, offering a refreshing escape from the bustle of city life. Plan Your Visit

HF&G scientists are making groundbreaking discoveries & saving our native trees.

Holden scientists, conservationists and community foresters are award-winning and nationally acclaimed.

How Nonnative Plants Respond to Climate Change: Holden Arboretum Researchers Report

How Nonnative Plants Respond to Climate Change: Holden Arboretum Researchers Report

Scientists agree: Global warming is real, and it’s happening today. Here in northeast Ohio, we can most clearly see the signs during spells of too-warm-too-early weather in the spring or in stronger-than-average storm fronts.

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Holden researchers put forest management strategies to the test. Here’s what they found

Holden researchers put forest management strategies to the test. Here’s what they found

Private landowners play a critical role in preserving Ohio’s natural heritage where a majority of the state’s eight million acres of forest are privately owned. To manage these forests, land stewards commonly employ strategies like selective thinning and removal of invasive shrubs, but what do these strategies actually accomplish?

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Continuing our Work on Beech Leaf Disease

Continuing our Work on Beech Leaf Disease

One of the reasons why BLD research at Holden Arboretum is important is because we are located in the same county where this disease originated. But it’s also important that we go beyond the arboretum to study this disease as it spreads in Ohio and across North America.

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