Adkins Arboretum
Skunk Cabbage emerging from the snow by Stephen John Davies via iNaturalist
Fallen tree by Colleen Brighton
Adkins Arboretum by John Hall
Adkins Arboretum by John Hall
An Adkins Arboretum meadow by John Hall
Piney Branch by John Hall
Tuckahoe Creek by Colleen Brighton
Pink Ladies Slipper by Colleen Brighton
Eastern Spadefoot by Dan Small
A 400-acre native garden and preserve, Adkins Arboretum is a model for land management that strives to engage all people in conservation, appreciation, and enjoyment of the Chesapeake region’s native landscapes through education, recreation, art, and community events.
10 Most Recent Additions
- Brown Prionid 9-24-2025 (Frode Jacobsen)
- Red Oak Borer 9-24-2025 (Timothy Reichard)
- Sepedophilus sp. 9-24-2025 (Frode Jacobsen)
- Luna Moth 9-24-2025 (Darren Brown via iNaturalist)
- Beech Blight Aphid 9-24-2025 (md_naturalist via iNaturalist)
- Large Milkweed Bug 9-24-2025 (md_naturalist via iNaturalist)
- Netted Chainfern 9-24-2025 (Clark Bjorke via iNaturalist)
- Pheidole bicarinata 9-24-2025 (Frode Jacobsen)
- Cameraria bethunella 9-24-2025 (Timothy Reichard)
- Carpenter-mimic Leaf-cutter Bee 9-24-2025 (Wayne Longbottom)