The 120-foot-tall emergent tower at the Holden Arboretum offers visitors a chance to view the forest and the trees. It also may serve as a monitoring station for research looking at the canopy ...

Holden Arboretum’s Murch Canopy Walk has reopened for the final ... Viola said in September that the August storms had knocked a tree into the cables that hold up the center bridge.

which includes the 3,600 Holden Arboretum in Kirtland. The damage to the Canopy Walk occurred when a large maple tree fell across a support cable, Kelly said, and while the cable was not snapped ...

The Kirtland-based Holden Arboretum will hold guided tours that ... with partners in Cleveland to increase the city’s tree canopy. Moydell said that Holden started the People for Trees Campaign ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Tuesday’s storm damaged the Canopy Walk at Holden Arboretum ... used a winch that attaches to trees around the work area. Tait said the arboretum, which was still without ...

He’s the curator of living collections at the Holden Arboretum. In a recent tour ... out the zip line and left gaping holes in its tree canopy. But these changes offer an opportunity for ...

Now human visitors to Holden Arboretum near Kirtland ... the space of a gigantic chestnut tree that died in the 1930s, leaving a space in the forest canopy. That space allowed the tower to ...

Elizabeth Holden was about 12 ... afraid of heights — the Murch Canopy Walk and the Kalberer Emergent Tower. Both will give you a birds-eye view of the arboretum. “The canopy walk takes ...

I am proud to lead an organization focused on taking bold action to restore our tree canopy through collaborative effort, and I am humbled to do so considering almost a century of accomplishments. For ...

He’s the curator of living collections at the Holden Arboretum. In a recent tour ... section where falling trees took out the zip line and left gaping holes in its tree canopy. But these changes offer ...