A Special Place
For Nature and People
Schools Field Trip
October, 2023
WMS Builder’s Club, and WHS Key Club visited The Arboretum
—for a little phenology, and then some woodland exploration.
Territorial Oak—On To A New Life
When the Territorial Oak sprouted from its acorn, this was still Indian country. The squirrel who probably planted this tree nearly 250 years ago was just doing its job. When the area was surveyed, this tree's diameter at breast height was 16 inches and was used as the “witness” tree from which much of this area was platted. Click Here To Read More
Autumn In The Arboretum
2023
Generac Welcome and Education Center Dedication
Spring 2023
Arbor Day Whitewater Schools Field Trip.
Tree Sale—2023
Once again sold out, in spite of the weather.
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Planting New Trees
Volunteers add to the growing list of native species in the Arboretum
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Tree City Recognition by DNR
City Crew and DNR Rep add beauty and diversity to the Arboretum
The Generac Welcome and Education Center
Pavilion kit donated by Generac.
Assembly powered primarily by Generac volunteers.
Whitewater Schools Field Trip
WMS Builder’s Club, and WHS Key Club visited
The Arboretum
—for tree science and tree planting.
Fall Workshops—
Interesting, Informative
Being Built—Watch It Grow
It’s Happening
Transformation From Park Into Arboretum
What is the Arboretum At Starin Park?
The Arboretum At Starin Park
is a project of the
Whitewater Urban Forestry Commission
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