Chicago Botanic Garden

The mission of the Chicago Botanic Garden is to promote the enjoyment, understanding, and conservation of plants and the natural world.rnrnThe Chicago Botanic Garden has a collection of more than 2,300,000 plants consisting of 9,330 different kinds of plants (taxa). Plants are displayed in a landscaped manner, showing ways in which these plants may be incorporated into the public's own landscapes, whether homeowner scale or large public projects.rnrnThe Chicago Botanic Garden is one of the United States' most visited public gardens and a center for learning and scientific research. Nearly one million people visit the Garden annually. It has a membership of 50,000, one of the largest of any U.S. public garden. rnrnMore than 2,000 volunteers assist with all aspects of the Garden’s mission, from planting and propagating natural areas, to teaching educational programs and staffing public programs and exhibitions. The Chicago Botanic Garden is only one of 17 public gardens accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, recognizing its living collection of 2.5 million plants.rnrnThe 385-acre Garden features 26 gardens and four native habitats, uniquely situated on nine islands surrounded by lakes. rnrnFor more information visit:rnhttp://www.chicagobotanic.org/

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