“Conserving Trees for Tomorrow” at The Morton Arboretum November 10, 2011

How do we save trees? Learn how with “Conserving Trees for Tomorrow.” Hear the stories of threatened oak, magnolia, ash and rhododendron species around the world from Dr. Andrea T. Kramer, Executive Director of Botanic Gardens Conservation International U.S., and discover how arboreta and botanic gardens took a leading role in developing safety nets to save these species from extinction. Adults. Costs $17 (discounts for Arboretum members). Register via Education at www.mortonarb.org/education or call 630-719-2468. Thornhill Education Center.
November 10: 7 – 8:30 p.m.