The Connecticut College Arboretum is made up of 750 acres of landscaped campus grounds and Greenhouse, the Native Plant Collection, Caroline Black Garden, natural areas including Mamacoke Island and ...

The Connecticut Arboretum was established in 1931 on 64 acres of land owned by Connecticut College on the west side of Williams Street, south of Gallows Lane. The initial tracts included a grove of ...

Courtesy of Connecticut College Professor Maria Rosa, the Carol & George Milne Assistant Professor of Biology, has been awarded two grants totaling $4.8 million for further study and restoration of ...

Check out the schedule below to see the kind of programming we offer on Fall Open House. The 750-acre Connecticut College Arboretum serves as a living laboratory for environmental research and ...

Connecticut College is one of only four colleges in the country that ... We’d love to meet you. Our 750-acre arboretum campus is located in the New England seaport community of New London. Just a ...