Posts tagged with “Arb News” (All posts)
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Minnesota Master Naturalist Volunteer Training to be held at the Carleton College Arboretum
5 February 2013Learn more about the Minnesota Master Naturalist Volunteer Training
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Arb Temporary Trail Closures
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Arboretum Awarded Funds to Assist With Restoration Programs
29 November 2012Read about our restoration project funded through a grant from the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund.
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New Student Week Tree Planting
28 September 2012New trees in the Arb!
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2012 August Upper Arboretum Trail Changes
17 August 2012Changes to the trail system in the Upper Arboretum as of August 17, 2012.
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New Publication: Common Trees of the Carleton College Cowling Arboretum
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Voles, Mice, and Prairies, Oh My!
26 January 2012Last Friday, Diane Angell, Assistant Professor of biology at St. Olaf, stopped by the Arb office to give a talk about some little things that have been on her mind lately—furry little things.
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New Research Plots
12 January 2012Along with the regular prairie planting that happened in the Arb this fall, a new research project, overlaid on one of the plantings was also initiated. This project is designed to investigate the impact of inoculating our restoration plantings with soil from original, never plowed, prairie remnants.
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Fall Prairie Planting
11 January 2012When Fall descends on the Arb, it means it’s time for one of the most important activities that happens all year: prairie planting.
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Poisonous Plant Alert!
16 May 2011Wild Parsnip, Pastinaca sativa, is an invasive, non-native plant growing abundantly in portions of the Arboretum and in some of the un-mowed areas on campus such as around Lyman Lakes. While Arboretum and Grounds staff are working to control this plant, it is important that Arb users be aware of possible health risks.
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