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Community members are invited to visit campus Thursday, Oct. 31, to become “citizen scientists” and help map the arboretum.

Become a ‘citizen scientist’ and help map Penn State Behrend’s Arboretum

Black with white spots an Asian Longhorn Beetle walks on a branch

Asian longhorned beetle larvae eat plant tissues that their parents cannot

To protect trees, Physical Plant requests no hammocks, slacklines or climbing

Tree-of-heaven's prolific seed production adds to its invasive potential

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Become a ‘citizen scientist’ and help map Penn State Behrend’s Arboretum

Asian longhorned beetle larvae eat plant tissues that their parents cannot

To protect trees, Physical Plant requests no hammocks, slacklines or climbing

Tree-of-heaven's prolific seed production adds to its invasive potential

Professor brings classroom to the natural world

Probing Question: What causes trees to be diseased?

...And Stay Out!

Elm removal 6/16/11

Walking maps highlight scenery, history of campus

Walnuts

University Park aerial views spring 2010

15th annual Road Scholars Tour concludes after full day

Snow blankets University Park

Students capture fall at University Park

Old Main Bell removed for refurbishing

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