The mission of Boyce Thompson Arboretum is to inspire appreciation and stewardship of desert plants, wildlife, and ecosystems through education, research and conservation. Every visit supports research, environmental education, and directly benefits the mission and success of Boyce Thompson Arboretum. Members are invited to a special walking tour of the gardens led by our Horticulture Project Manager, Mary Villarreal. Members will have the chance to see and learn more about our newest plantings and willβ¦.
Space is limited,β¦. Join usβ¦. Date: February 15, Time: a. Location: E. Bring your furryβ¦. Feb 7. The weather is perfect, and the views are stunning. What are you waiting for? Tag your hiking buddy and plan your visit today! Jan This juvenile skunk was seen enjoying the rainy day in the picnic area, looking for something to eat. Did you know there are 4 different species of skunks native to Arizona?
Help us identify this skunk! What do you think? Adventure Awaits at Tails and Trails! Dog lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, this day is for you! Bring your furry friend and join us for a paws-itively fun event where the great outdoors meets wagging tails. Activities are included with your admission ticket, with additional items available for purchase. Save Time and Skip the Lines!
See if you can spot these nimble adventurers on your next visit to Boyce Thompson Arboretum. With only 1 in , growing into this rare, fan-like shape, even scientists are puzzled by its beauty. Is it caused by genetics? A lightning strike? No one knows for sure!
Want to see one for yourself? Plan your visit to Boyce Thompson Arboretum and experience this desert enigma up close. The Eucalyptus caesia is a true showstopper in bloom! Native to Western Australia, this small and graceful tree enchants with its silvery, powdery bark, and cascading pink or red flowers.
