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 Topic: The USC Belser ArboretumThe new items published under this topic are as follows.The Belser Arboretum cordially invites the Sherwood Forest Community to attend an Open House on March 21, 2010. The trail system will be open for walking from 1-4pm. A special program will be offered at 2pm and also at 3pm involving a visit to the newest addition to the Arboretum tree collection, a majestic October Glory Red Maple. We will also inspect "Jungle Land", a tract of trees immediately adjacent to the Arboretum forest, which is infested with massive vines similar to the condition of the Arboretum at the start of the restoration 4 years ago.
Posted by: Marcil on Mar 20, 2010 - 05:32 PM -
The staff of the W. Gordon Belser Arboretum cordially invite the Sherwood Forest Community to an Open House on February 21, 2010 from 1 to 4pm. The Open House is a part of the Arboretum's monthly Open House events to make the Trail and exhibits of the Arboretum accessible to the general public of Columbia.
Posted by: Marcil on Feb 19, 2010 - 07:04 PM -
Read full article: 'USC Belser Arboretum Open House February 21' (333 more words) An update to the USC Belser Arboretum visitation schedule and procedures.
Posted by: Tilden on Jan 08, 2010 - 12:41 AM -
Read full article: 'USC Belser Arboretum Visitation Information Update 01/07/10' (470 more words) Read the article by John Monk in the 1/2/2010 issue of The State.
Posted by: Tilden on Jan 02, 2010 - 05:19 PM -
Read full article: 'The State Newspaper article "USC's arboretum absolutely stunning"' (25 more words) The Belser Arboretum has received three awards in the past month from habitat restoration/educational programs from the City of Columbia/Columbia Green organizataions. The Arboretum staff wishes to thank our Sherwood Forest Community partnership for their volunteer help with these projects. Posted by: Marcil on Nov 26, 2009 - 06:09 PM -
Read full article: 'Arboretum: Three Awards Received and Fence Clearing News' (277 more words) Here are some of the Arboretum programs for the near future that may be of interest to the Sherwood Forest Community as reported by Dr. Pat DeCoursey, Arboretum Manager.
Posted by: Marcil on Nov 23, 2009 - 01:47 PM -
Read full article: 'November and December in the Arboretum' (380 more words) On a trial basis, the Bloomwood Gate of the Belser Arboretum will be open every Wednesday from 8am-2pm for visitors who wish to walk around the trail. Pat DeCoursey, the arboretum manager, asks that visitors first sign in on the Waiver of Responsibility sheet, and then let her or her helper Gene Linder, who both work in the Arboretum every Wednesday, know that they are in the Arboretum. Upon leaving the Arboretum, please sign out.
This is an exciting new opportunity to access the Arboretum. Please do make use of it and enjoy a casual stroll through the forest. We hope that with respectful use that Pat will continue this offer. As usual, no dogs or bicycles are permitted. Posted by: Marcil on Nov 05, 2009 - 02:15 PM -
Read full article: 'New Visiting Hours for Arboretum' (72 more words) Everyone is invited! The Belser Arboretum will hold an Autumn Harvest Festival and Appreciation Ceremony at its Gala Open House on Sunday, October 11, from 1-4 pm.
Posted by: Marcil on Oct 06, 2009 - 04:33 PM -
Read full article: 'Arboretum Open House and Autumn Harvest Festival' (110 more words) Spring was slow coming to Columbia, but finally in late March it danced into town with a magnificent display of dogwoods, cherries, clouds of azaleas, and a host of other flowers plus the welcome greenery of the unfurling leaves. Perhaps the even, plentiful rainfall of 2008 encouraged such a scenario. Many of the shrubs and trees of the Arboretum have matured enough during the past three years to bloom for the first time. Especially rewarding were the native azaleas in the CANDO Gardens and in the Native Azalea Garden above the Outdoor Classroom.
Posted by: DeCoursey on Apr 15, 2009 - 05:48 PM -
Read full article: 'USC Belser Arboretum Open House, Sunday, April 19' (855 more words) In case you are wondering what the unusual activity going on around the Belser Arboretum is in the next month or so, it is a contractor working for the City of Columbia. Apparently, multiple sewer pipes that run underneath and through the Arboretum are in a state of disrepair and collapse.
Posted by: Marcil on Mar 31, 2009 - 11:27 PM -
Read full article: 'City Working on Pipes Under the Arboretum' (65 more words) |
