Community Programs and Nature Hikes
Come together and continue growing. Community workshops invite us to enrich out minds and heart as we meet new people and learn new skills. Check out all that we have coming up!
Explore at Your Own Pace
Curious about the world around you? You don't have to come to a program to learn in the gardens! Explore all the tools we recommend as you get acquainted with East Texas heritage and wildlife.
Field Trips
Students of all ages are invited to learn with us! We have award-winning educators on our team to help teachers build their day at the Arboretum through engaging curriculum and hands-on learning. Start planning your field trip today.
Homeschool at the Arboretum
Every Tuesday from September - April arboretum educators guided registered homeschoolers through hands-on, playful pedagogies to learn through nature. Join us as we hit the trails, meadows, pond, and gardens to explore topics like math in nature, ecology, classification and adaptations, nature art, and much more!
Learn more and register below.
Learn more and register below.
Summer Camps
Register for week long day-camps to beat summer boredom. Campers will experiment, learn to build forts, explore the woods, and play.
Indoor spaces will be used to cool off and keep dry, but the fun will happen all over the arboretum's natural spaces.
Sessions are 9:00am-4:00pm Monday - Friday
Indoor spaces will be used to cool off and keep dry, but the fun will happen all over the arboretum's natural spaces.
Sessions are 9:00am-4:00pm Monday - Friday
T.E.E.N.s in the Garden
Teen Environmental Education Network
New to the gardens are TEENs! Each spring, applications will be open for students aged 13–18 to spend Monday–Friday during the summer at the Arboretum exploring environmental issues, gaining real-world knowledge of agriculture, forestry, and environmental education, as well as completing projects to build a portfolio for pathways into the work force or college after high school.
Inquire More About Being a TEEN in the Garden
New to the gardens are TEENs! Each spring, applications will be open for students aged 13–18 to spend Monday–Friday during the summer at the Arboretum exploring environmental issues, gaining real-world knowledge of agriculture, forestry, and environmental education, as well as completing projects to build a portfolio for pathways into the work force or college after high school.
Inquire More About Being a TEEN in the Garden
