May’s theme, Habitats of Cylburn Arboretum, explores the diverse environments that make up the Arboretum’s landscape. Each Saturday focuses on a different habitat, highlighting the plants, wildlife, and ecological importance of these unique spaces that all call Cylburn Arboretum home.

All ages are welcome. No fee or registration required. Drop-in anytime between 11am to 12pm.

May 2: Wetlands

Did you know that “Cylburn” means “wooded stream”? Drop by the Nature Education Center to learn about the bog, vernal ponds and streams that can be found throughout Cylburn Arboretum. 

May 16: Woodlands

Woodlands make up more than 75% of the property. Drop by the Nature Education Center to discover some of the wild animals that call Cylburn Arboretum home. 

May 23: Meadows 

The wildflowers of a meadow provide food and shelter to wildlife and support valuable pollinators like bees and butterflies. Drop by the Nature Education Center to make a wildflower seed bomb! Supplies are limited.

May 30: Design your own Backyard Habitat

Backyards can have a beneficial ecological impact by creating habitats for birds, pollinators, and small mammals. Seek inspiration from our City Demonstration Gardens and join us in the Nature Education Center to design your own backyard habitat!