Established in 1991 as a means of preserving, inspiring and educating the public about local fauna and flora in the region, the Humboldt Botanical Garden is located south of Eureka near Humboldt Bay and spans more than 18 hectares of terrain. Situated across the road from the College of Redwoods, the garden first opened to the public in 2006 and is home to a variety of species from the Humboldt region, as well as plants from the Rogue River area and San Francisco Bay region.

Special collections in the garden include displays of iris’, conifers, and Western Lillies. The Humboldt Botanical Gardens also provides a range of educational programs and workshops for children and students, including summer camps and classes.

7707 Tompkins Hill Road, Eureka, CA 95503, United States, 707-442-5139, (website link)

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