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Science Nights
Our mission is to provide a deeper understanding of trees and incite scientific curiosity for children. Each year, local elementary schools host a science night in which different organizations present fun and educational activities which inspire children to learn more about the world around them. We have a wide range of activities for different age groups that teach the children about different parts of trees and how we study them. We are always looking for volunteers to help run these activities. ​
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For the current science night schedule or if you need a ride, contact arjones@ucsb.edu
Tree Walks
Your Children's Trees at UCSB works with local public schools to create fun and informative guides that teach students about the trees located on their campuses.
These maps can be used to locate and identify the trees on each school’s campus. Additionally, each tree has been affixed with a metal tag featuring a barcode that one can scan using any smartphone barcode reading app to learn more about that tree using the Selectree Database. Use the app ShopSavvy or the iPhone camera to scan the QR codes.
Click on the button below to find your school's tree walk brochure, and learn more about the beautiful trees you see every day!

Tipuana Tipu:
Tipu Tree

Chiranthodendron Pentadactylon:
Monkey's Hand

Syzygium Paniculatum:
Brush Cherry Tree
Santa Barbara County Champion Trees
Virtual Walking Tours

Syzygium paniculatum: Brush Cherry Tree

Corymbia citriodora: Lemon-Scented Gum Tree

Tipuana tipu: Tipu Tree
Tipu Tree

Arbutus 'Marina': Strawberry Tree
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Dracaena draco: Dragon Tree
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Chiranthodendron pentadactylon: Devil's Hand Tree
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