“Fly” through the Allegheny Arboretum at IUP. The arboretum consists of the entire 354-acre IUP campus, including the much-loved Oak Grove.
Welcome to the Allegheny Arboretum at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, a living museum devoted to the study, conservation, and enjoyment of trees, shrubs, and vines.
The arboretum consists of the entire 354-acre IUP campus. There are 1,200 trees on the north campus, representing 104 tree species. The arboretum aims to document and care for these living treasures that give the IUP campus its lush appearance at all corners—especially the beloved Oak Grove along Oakland Avenue.
The GroveCam gives you a real-time look. The Allegheny Arboretum Virtual Tour can be taken online or while walking around campus.
The Concept Overlay Proposal, in combination with the IUP Facilities Master Plan, provides an integrated and comprehensive study of landscape planning through 2030.
The Confluence Discovery Park 2030 Master Plan aspires to transform a post-industrial landscape into beautiful, ecologically-rich learning environments.
Allegheny Arboretum Annual Report 2017–18
Allegheny Arboretum 2016–17 Annual Report Now Available
Borellis Honored by Allegheny Arboretum Board and IUP
IUP Receives $220,000 Grant to Create Confluence Park Plan
Take a Virtual Tour of Allegheny Arboretum
Allegheny Arboretum 2015–16 Annual Report Now Available
Allegheny Arboretum 2014–15 Annual Report
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