Members of Sigma Delta Tau will help cultivate our living campus, but all are welcome to join.  Tools and gloves are provided and volunteers should wear close-toed shoes. Volunteer tasks include weeding, planting, pruning, and mulching. 

Members of Terps4Change will help cultivate our living campus, but all are welcome to join.  Tools and gloves are provided and volunteers should wear close-toed shoes. Volunteer tasks include weeding, planting, pruning, and mulching. 

Join entomology staff at the Dwelling: Paint Branch Creek pollinator garden next to bee wall to help care for our native insects. Garden help is needed to ready this spot for spring. 

Join entomology staff at the Dwelling: Paint Branch Creek pollinator garden next to bee wall to help care for our native insects. Garden help is needed to ready this spot for spring. 

Join entomology staff at the Dwelling: Paint Branch Creek pollinator garden next to bee wall to help care for our native insects. Garden help is needed to ready this spot for spring. 

Members of the UMD chapter of alpha Kappa Delta Phi will help cultivate our living campus, but all are welcome to join.  Tools and gloves are provided and volunteers should wear close-toed shoes. Volunteer tasks include weeding, planting, pruning, and mulching. 

Members of the UMD chapter of Tau Beta Pi will help cultivate our living campus, but all are welcome to join.  Tools and gloves are provided and volunteers should wear close-toed shoes. Volunteer tasks include weeding, planting, pruning, and mulching. 

Members of the UMD chapter of Delta Sigma Pi will help cultivate our living campus, but all are welcome to join.  Tools and gloves are provided and volunteers should wear close-toed shoes. Volunteer tasks include weeding, planting, pruning, and mulching. 

The University of Maryland Arboretum and Botanical Garden is excited to announce a new collaborative effort on campus, seeking to earn the distinction of ‘Bee Campus USA’ for the University of Maryland. This effort is led by PollinaTerps, a collective group of University of Maryland students, staff, and faculty, including entomological, horticultural, and sustainability professionals.

Members of the UMD chapter of Circle K International will help cultivate our living campus, but all are welcome to join.  Tools and gloves are provided and volunteers should wear close-toed shoes. Volunteer tasks include weeding, planting, pruning, and mulching.