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Garden Etiquette • Please walk in the grass and on the paths, not in the garden beds. • Please admire the trees from the ground, do not climb them. • Please leave the flowers and leaves for others to experience, do not cut them. • Please take lots of pictures and share them. Professional photographers should call us to schedule a time for your photo shoot. • Please tell your friends and family about the Arboretum and bring them here. • Please use garbage and recycling containers as needed. • Please walk your dogs here, but please keep them on a leash and out of the gardens, and clean up aſter them. • Please use the grass fields adjacent to Meetinghouse Road for recreational activities. Accessibility Portions of the gardens are accessible to all. Some areas are not accessible to visitors with limited mobility, as they are natural environments with areas of uneven terrain. ambler.temple.edu/arboretum [email protected] 267-468-8000 — Teach. Promote. Preserve. /templeuniversityambler @templeambler Don’t forget to share your photos with us. Use #AmblerArboretum and tag us. Visitor Map Ambler Arboretum Hours and Admission The Ambler Arboretum is free and open to the public from sunrise to sunset 365 days a year. Free parking is available in Lot 2. Register your vehicle at ambler.temple.edu/visitor. Guided Tours and Field Trips Please call to schedule or complete the form on our website listed below. Cost is $5 per person, special interests and school groups accommodated. Membership Visit us online or pick up an Arboretum Associate Application on campus in West Hall. Volunteer We have many opportunities for volunteering at the Ambler Arboretum of Temple University. For information on volunteering, visit ambler. temple.edu/arboretum/volunteer or stop by our office in West Hall. Events Host your special events and corporate outings at the Ambler Arboretum. Visit our website for details. 14 5 2 Sustainably designed and printed to reflect Temple University’s commitment to environmental stewardship.
Transcript of Visitor Map - Temple University Ambler · Map Ambler Arboretum Hours and Admission The Ambler...
Garden Etiquette• Please walk in the grass and on the
paths, not in the garden beds. • Please admire the trees from the
ground, do not climb them.• Please leave the flowers and leaves for
others to experience, do not cut them. • Please take lots of pictures and share
them. Professional photographers should call us to schedule a time for your photo shoot.
• Please tell your friends and family about the Arboretum and bring them here.
• Please use garbage and recycling containers as needed.
• Please walk your dogs here, but please keep them on a leash and out of the gardens, and clean up after them.
• Please use the grass fields adjacent to Meetinghouse Road for recreational activities.
Accessibility Portions of the gardens are accessible to all. Some areas are not accessible to visitors with limited mobility, as they are natural environments with areas of uneven terrain.
ambler.temple.edu/arboretum [email protected] 267-468-8000
—Teach. Promote. Preserve.
/templeuniversityambler @templeambler
Don’t forget to share your photos with us. Use #AmblerArboretum and tag us.
Visitor Map
Ambler Arboretum
Hours and AdmissionThe Ambler Arboretum is free and open to the public from sunrise to sunset 365 days a year. Free parking is available in Lot 2. Register your vehicle at ambler.temple.edu/visitor.
Guided Tours and Field TripsPlease call to schedule or complete the form on our website listed below. Cost is $5 per person, special interests and school groups accommodated.
MembershipVisit us online or pick up an Arboretum Associate Application on campus in West Hall.
VolunteerWe have many opportunities for volunteering at the Ambler Arboretum of Temple University. For information on volunteering, visit ambler.temple.edu/arboretum/volunteer or stop by our office in West Hall.
EventsHost your special events and corporate outings at the Ambler Arboretum. Visit our website for details.
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Greenhouse Education and Research Complex (by appointment only)Walnut and Pecan AlléeErnesta Ballard Healing GardenColibraro Conifer GardenPhil and Barbara Albright Winter GardenLouise Stein Fisher GardenWoodland GardenBright Memorial PavilionLouise Bush-Brown Formal Perennial GardenFormal Native Plant GardenBell TowerViola Anders Herb GardenHilda Justice Artifacts Collection (by appointment only)Groundcover GardenPlant Trial BedWoman’s National Farm and Garden Visitor CenterSustainable Wetlands GardenMaple CanopyOak CanopyWest Hall Welcome GardenPinetum
Arboretum OfficesWest HallRoom 113 - Arboretum DirectorRoom 121 - Gardens Manager
