The Bailey Arboretum spans 42 beautiful acres and home to the world’s largest Dawn Redwood tree, hundreds of other species of trees, shrubs, and flowers. Discover the outdoors and explore nature as birds migrate and native seasonal flora blooms.

Bayard Cutting Arboretum consists of a collection of conifers. Contained within the collection are several trees which, regionally, are the largest of their species. There are opportunities to observe a broad range birds and and small wildlife.

At the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, your group can explore the 52-acre grounds, which contain an array of biomes, such as the desert and tropical pavilions and the outdoor gardens.

The historic Buffalo Botanical Gardens is a living museum that inspires curiosity and connects people to the natural world. Field trips and hands-on workshops are available for visitors of all ages and abilities.

A 12-acre living museum and educational facility, the Clark Botanic Garden will teach visitors about plant life including native wildflowers, conifers, perennials, wetland plant and more.

The Cutler Botanic Garden is a center for teaching horticulture and environmental issues. Encourages an appreciation of the environment and helps teach the value of natural resources through educational activities.

Governors Island Teaching Garden gets field trip groups excited about urban farming with its ½ acre farm, greenhouse, outdoor kitchen, and solar oven.

Highland Botanical Park is a 150-acre park and home to the Lamberton Conservatory, an extensive collection of native and non-native plants, and a number of memorials and gardens.

Landis Arboretum comprises hundreds of acres, 40 of which are developed with plantings of trees, shrubs, and herbaceous perennials from around the world.

Located in the Catskill Mountain area, The Mountain Top Arboretum sits on 183 acres and consists of meadows, wetlands, and forest areas connected by trails, paths, and boardwalks.