The tree 'portraits' were written by Arts and Science students from both the 20 cohorts. This project was created in 2018 by the Arts & Science Trees Inquiry (ARTSSCI 3TR3) class under the supervision of Dr.
By encouraging the appreciation of campus trees, aims to promote new and unconventional resources for health and well-being at McMaster. As numerous studies show, interacting with, observing, and appreciating nature noticeably restores mental and physical health. The project also aims to offer a valuable contribution to student health at McMaster. The university's land was formerly part of the Royal Botanical Gardens, and one of the goals of our project is to heighten appreciation for the natural features of campus that are a testament to the rich history of the area. The campus has an enormous number of trees, which together form a natural wonder that deserves appreciation. By creating such a project, we hope to build appreciation and interest for the trees at McMaster. It combines geographical, photographic, scientific, and historical information in order to serve as a resource for anyone seeking knowledge about a particular tree of interest. Is a virtual project designed to provide easily accessible information about the wealth and diversity of trees on McMaster University's campus.
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