What makes the Old Main building so important? It’s the first building on the University of Arizona campus and has been a place of education and learning for over 130 years. But it’s also the site of beautiful and water-wise landscaping, combining the best of desert and adapted trees and plants with water conservation practices... View Article
Plants have been used as medicine for hundreds, if not thousands of years. They are part of the history and lore of almost every society on earth. Join us to learn how these plants—from the Sonoran Desert and elsewhere--have been traditionally used to treat different ailments, diseases and other conditions. Tour starts at the Berger... View Article
The UA Campus Arboretum is home to many trees and plants that provide us with delicious and nutritious food. Some have been imported from other parts of the world and others have been here for thousands of years. Join us for a specially curated tour of the Edibles! After you register you will receive a... View Article
This tour takes you on a journey around the UA Campus—and around the world! We will visit trees from Asia, the Mediterranean, South America and many other places, including our own Sonoran Desert. Upon registration, you will receive a confirmation email with detailed information on parking and where to meet.
The best of the Sonoran Desert can be found right here in the heart of Tucson! We will visit the Joseph Wood Krutch Garden, home to many fine specimens of Sonoran Natives, and learn what makes them perfect for our own yards and gardens. After you register you will receive a confirmation email with detailed... View Article
What do plants have to do with the history of the University of Arizona? Everything. This tour traces the story of Arizona’s oldest university from its beginning in the 1890’s to the present through its trees—and what a story they have to tell! After you register you will receive a confirmation email with detailed... View Article