They aren’t a plant and they aren’t an animal, so what are algae? Algae are primary producers, which means that they’re at the very bottom of the food chain. They create their own food through photosynthesis like plants do, but they’re actually considered protists.3 They
Raking leaves, cutting back plants, and cleaning up our landscape is part of our typical fall checklist, but did you know that beneficial pollinators, insects, and other animals rely on autumn debris and dried plants for shelter and food in the winter? Fall garden cleanup
Outreach Programs We’ll Bring the Garden to You Invite educators from Green Bay Botanical Garden into your school, daycare, or after school program for a fun and interactive learning experience. These educational programs will inspire your students’ natural curiosity and engage them in science activities
Monday, June 24–Friday, June 28 | 9:30 am–12 pm daily Led by Garden Education Team Calling all architects, designers, and builders! Discover some of nature’s master builders, then use your creativity on new projects and build challenges each day. We’ll work with a variety of
Monday, July 15–Friday, July 19 | 9:30 am–12 pm daily Led by Garden Education Team Calling all architects, designers, and builders! Discover some of nature’s master builders, then use your creativity on new projects and build challenges each day. We’ll work with a variety of
Hours & Admission About the Exhibit The exhibition Habitat explores the critical need for varied habitats, how interconnected and fragile they are, and what we can do to protect them. Plants, animals, and other organisms have adapted to each other and their habitats over time, creating
Unlike many other living things, seeds don’t get a happy childhood at home. For their success, it’s important that they get as far away from the parent plant as possible and quick! You see, a little plant in the shadow of its parent won’t get
The central theme of Habitat is “Protecting Habitats Protects Life,” but how? Why should we care about these habitats around us? Simply put, a habitat is the natural environment of an organism – it’s where living things live. But habitats are anything but simple. Habitats
Policies To ensure the beauty and longevity of Green Bay Botanical Garden, please respect the following policies. Visitors who do not comply may be asked to leave. Grounds Stay on paths or grass. Walking in flower beds may damage plants, landscape rocks may be slippery,
Winter Celebration Saturday, February 17 Free Admission | 9 am–5 pm Don’t let the weather keep you in – celebrate the season at the Garden with your family!This free event features self-guided, outdoor activities: Explore the outdoors and discover intriguing winter facts Uncover winter surprises
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