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Members of the media can contact the Public Relations team for interviews, information, photos, and b-roll.
Nicole Bruce, Public Relations Specialist (special events, programs, and exhibitions)
630-719-4633 | nbruce@mortonarb.org
Colleen Otte, Public Relations Specialist (tree and plant care questions, science and research expertise)
224-651-7242 | cotte@mortonarb.org
Illumination: Tree Lights at The Morton Arboretum opens November 15
Featuring new, larger-than-life Vivid Creatures sculptures included among 20 immersive light displays and Dog Admission Nights
For additional information and to schedule interviews,
contact the Public Relations team.
This year’s Urban Forester of the Year, Urban Forest Advocate and Urban Forest Innovator named at the annual Partner Recognition Celebration
With the shopping season underway for live Christmas trees, The Morton Arboretum’s tree experts offer seven key tips for choosing the best tree and keeping it fresh through the holidays
Incluye nuevas esculturas de animales gigantes de Vivid Creatures, entre 20 exhibiciones de luz inmersivas y noches de admisión de perros
The Morton Arboretum has been named one of Chicago’s Top Workplaces by the Chicago Tribune for the fifth consecutive year
New this year, Illumination offers four larger-than-life Vivid Creatures sculptures featured among 20 immersive light displays; and Dog Admission Nights invite visitors’ furry companions to join the fun
Mark Richardson joined the Arboretum on Sept. 30 as its new vice president of collections and horticulture
Look to The Morton Arboretum first for expert tree and plant information. Whether you’re a reporter on a deadline or a producer looking for story ideas, the Arboretum’s internationally-recognized scientists and staff can address a wide variety of tree and plant topics.
The Morton Arboretum is an internationally recognized outdoor tree museum and tree research center in Lisle, Illinois. Its 1,700 acres include 16 miles of hiking trails, a Children’s Garden, educational exhibitions, a Visitor Center, and specialty tree and plant collections.
