Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens
The Nature of Stamford
Giving Tree
Giving to enhance educational programs and botanical preservation
Supporting our mission to provide the public with opportunities for hands-on education, cultural growth and recreation; to display gardens and landscapes that focus on the regional plants, ecology and character of Southwestern New England; to demonstrate, through the design of our exhibits and gardens and the management of our property, how to live in an environmentally responsible manner in harmony with the natural world.
The giving tree items represent our most pressing program needs at this time. If you are interested in supporting the Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens, please consider making a donation to address one of these needs. Giving Tree
Bartlett Arboretum Gift Memberships
Give the gift of green!
Membership in the Bartlett supports an irreplaceable resource, one called “rare and quite possibly unique in this country”, for all to enjoy.
In many ways the Bartlett is a microcosm of all of the issues facing our communities regarding the environment around us—preservation of open space, biodiversity, and sustainability at every level. Further, we also use this incredible living laboratory as a center for environmental knowledge; providing outreach programs to our schools and the greater community.
Your Gift Membership, and support of the Bartlett, provides benefits not only to your gift recipient, but to the community at large as well!
Membership Information
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The Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens is a 91-acre nature preserve located in North Stamford, Connecticut. Open year-round to visitors and students of natural history and horticulture, the property was once the home of noted tree expert, Dr. Francis Bartlett. The Bartlett Arboretum is a unique arboretum in that it contains thousands of plants, including several 'champion' trees - the largest of their species in the area. It also houses a large permanent collection of plants from around the world in its greenhouse and gardens. The pond, swamp and stream provide a positive environment for sustaining abundant wildlife. All Arboretum programs focus on the interrelationship of people, their gardens and landscapes, and the natural world around them.
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