Missoula Parents

Outdoor recreation

unique arboretum tour

Organized by Trees for Missoula

Listed under Outdoor events

About this event

For the second half of the tour UM student Jessalyn Crichton will lead us in a session of Qigong (pronounced “chee-gong”). Qigong is a Chinese practice that utilizes slow physical movements, focused meditation, and controlled breathing to improve health and balance energy.

Venue and organizer

  • An aerial view of a university campus featuring a large clock tower building surrounded by autumn trees and walkways.
    Photo from State of Montana Arboretum
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    Photo from Trees for Missoula
  • A group of people are working together to plant a small tree in a grassy area.
    Photo from Trees for Missoula
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    Photo from Trees for Missoula
  • Three women stand together in an art gallery.
    Photo from Trees for Missoula
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    Photo from Trees for Missoula
  • Susan Brit Melody DNRC grant canvassing.jpg
    Photo from Trees for Missoula
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    Photo from Trees for Missoula
Organizer

Trees for Missoula

Our goal is to build and sustain an urban forest that benefits the Missoula community. To do this, we plant and prune trees, educate residents about the benefits of urban trees and tree care, and advocate for strong urban forest policy.

from facebook.com/trees.4.missoula updated