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The Humber Arboretum presents a balance of ornamental gardens and diverse natural areas.

It is dedicated to:

  • showcasing an extensive collection of woody and herbaceous plants
  • protecting and restoring habitat for native plants and animals
  • providing educational opportunities in horticultureand environmental stewardship

The Arboretum makes a unique contribution to life in the Greater Toronto area. Visitors to the Arboretum range from school children learning about the environment for the first time to adults enjoying a Sunday stroll. Humber College students also develop their skills here in a broad range of programs including Horticulture, Architecture and Public Relations.

Our programs include:

  • Garden Tours
  • School Programs - Nature Walks, Ecology, Backyard Habitat, Pond and Insect Studies
  • Urban Wildlife Gardening and Schoolyard Naturalization
  • Educational and Service Group Programs - Guide and Scout Badge Programs, Adult groups
  • Summer Nature Camp for 6 - 13 year olds
  • Community Events
  • Professional Development for Educators
  • Bird Watching
  • A new Biodiversity and Climate Change Research Program
  • OR - Try our Self -Guided Discovery Walk

summer camp water fight maple syruping

Dog walking

Dogs are welcome on the site but must remain on a leash at all times.

 

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Adult Programs
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Nature Study Programs
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