Turtle Pond update: Staff are removing ~2-3 feet of silt to increase water depth before refilling. Turtles, fish, and crawfish are in safe temporary ponds until...
What a glorious day to walk in the Gardens, maskless for the first time in 463 days. As per new UCR guidelines, face coverings are no longer required for fully ...
Our roses are roaring back after their January pruning
Our Colonial Herb Garden makes a thought provoking juxtaposition with our new Native American Plants Garden...
Huge impacts on staff, stewards, visitors, and gardens from unannounced groups means a new policy for photoshoots. Thank you for your support.
Reposting a free conference on monarch butterflies!
Always look up! Our dome is closed while we pursue its replacement, but meanwhile we have bananas!
Our Student Assistant position has now been reposted for both Work-Study and Non-Work-Study students. We look forward to receiving your application!
We’re still accepting applications for multiple positions...
While you are observing plants and wildlife in the Gardens be sure to watch out for rattlesnakes! Photo and warning courtesy of Dr. Bradley Hyman.
Walk softly and you might see our newest additions to the Gardens!
Https://ucr.joinhandshake.com. Work outdoors, learn new skills, and help protect this UCR treasure.
Discovered in our new Native American Plants Garden today—the parasitic flowering plant Orobanche fasciculata, clustered broom rape, growing on Eriogonum fascic...
So much color in the Gardens this year! Thank you to all who supported us by purchasing some of these beauties at our Spring Online Plant Sale!
The Gardens are adorned in color on this Earth Day 2021. We’re happy to conserve our little corner of the Earth.
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