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The Morton Register

LEVEL II ACCREDITED ARBORETUM

Ball State University

The Ball State Arboretum urges visitors to explore our 731-acre campus, which contains more than 7,000 trees with over 200 different species. The arboretum emphasizes Ball State’s environmental initiatives while providing an aesthetically pleasing living laboratory for the Ball State campus and community. Five tree trails have been designed and can be enjoyed by educators, students and community members.