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Come by the UC Davis Botanical Conservatory, and see thousands of plants including carnivorous plants, desert and tropical plants, and even rare succulents.
Since 1959, the Botanical Conservatory has served the community, welcoming over four thousand students every year from UC Davis and nearby schools. The conservatory guides visitors in learning more about plants, including learning about plant and animal interactions, the adaptation process of plants to different regions, and how plants interact with the environment around them. The Botanical Conservatory is devoted to the understanding and appreciation of plants, and growing a collection for teaching and researching purposes.
This is a free, drop in event. No advanced registration is required.
Getting there:
The Botanical Conservatory is located off Klieber Hall Drive north (past the fire and police stations) until you reach the three greenhouses. The Conservatory entrance is the middle greenhouse and is on the north end (parking lot side away from road).
Questions? Lost? Call the Conservatory headhouse at 530-752-0569.
Recommended parking and directions:
Pavillion Structure - Park then travel on Klieber Hall to reach the Botanical Conservatory.
VP Lot 25 - Park then proceed to the southeast corner of the lot and take the small paved path that runs along the south side of the eucalyptus grove and between two buildings. The Conservatory headhouse will be directly in front of you when you reach the end of the path.