A Living Laboratory

Researchers Map the Evolutionary History of Oaks

New research provides the most detailed account to date of the evolution of oaks.

New Living Exhibit to Showcase The Morton Arboretum's Tree Science and Research

On June 8, The Morton Arboretum will unveil the Gateway to Tree Science, a new living exhibit that embodies the institution’s vast knowledge of trees as informed by nearly a century of science and research.

The mysteries of fall color revealed

All across The Morton Arboretum in the fall, trees are changing color.

Researchers Develop New Approach to Conserving Tree Species

Novel conservation approach aims to increase genetic diversity, efficiency in protecting threatened tree species, benefiting foresters, natural resource organizations, and ultimately the public

New Study Suggests Frequent Burning May Hinder, Not Help, Future Oaks

One of the most common management tools used in restoring oak woodlands may have negative consequences when conducted annually, according to a new study from researchers at The Morton Arboretum.

Favorite Children's Garden Spot to Become Even More Wonderful

It’s a beautiful day and Wonder Pond in the Children’s Garden is alive with the sounds of kids at play.

Solving The Mystery Of The White Oak

Research published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences solves a mystery that has long shrouded our understanding of white oaks.