The Dawes Arboretum is a protected natural haven where everyday adventurers escape the ordinary.
By Holly Latteman, Conservation Project ManagerAs temperatures start to fall, we pull out our winter jackets, gloves and scarves to participate in outdoor activities. However, how do the animals of…
By Holly Latteman, Conservation Project ManagerThanksgiving is a holiday filled to the brim with great food and company, but what about our feathered friends? While we are filling our bellies with…
By Jessie Dickson, Environmental Professional ResidentAs we slowly approach fall, many may be walking The Arboretum admiring the transformation from a green oasis to a palette of deep reds and orange…
By Peter Lowe, Director of Landscape OperationsWhy is your grass so long? This question surfaces often in landscapes and gardens that put high value on conservation. While to the untrained eye, these…
By Jessie Dickson, Environmental Professional ResidentHave you ever wondered how much of an impact your actions can have on the planet? I know many, including myself, are often so worried about…
By Mari Ann Moore, Marketing AssociateThe Dawes Arboretum spans nearly 2,000 acres, leaving plenty to do and to see on all of your visits. However, this summer there are additional opportunities to…
This post was previously published on our blog on January 30, 2018.by Shana Byrd, Director of Land Conservation at The Dawes Arboretum & Ohio Certified Prescribed Fire ManagerHistorically, fire…
By Shana Byrd, Director of Land ConservationCan you imagine gently flowing grasslands as far as the eye could see? Many years ago, this was indeed the dominant ecosystem of much of the Midwest, with…
