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Session Panel & Course Descriptions

Register Now The ROM reserves the right to make changes to programs at any time. Session 1: July 2- July 12 Session 2: July 15 - July 26 Session 3: Jul 29 - Aug 9 (Aug 5

Trees for Toronto

Urban Forest | Natural History | Cultural History | Getting to Know the Trees | Visit Queen's Park WHAT IS “TREES for TORONTO”? “Trees for Toronto” was launched by the Royal Ontario Museum and the City of Toronto in connection with the expansion of the Museum in 2007. The purpose

Natural History of Queen's Park

Urban Forest | Natural History | Cultural History | Getting to Know the Trees | Visit Queen's Park THE NATURAL HISTORY OF QUEEN’S PARK 15,000 years ago, all of Ontario was covered by glacial ice measuring up to 1.5 km thick. Lake Iroquois formed when these glaciers receded.

Urban Forest

Urban Forest | Natural History | Cultural History | Getting to Know the Trees | Visit Queen's Park TREES WITHIN THE URBAN FOREST Within a city, trees are important not only for their aesthetic value, but also for their role in maintaining a healthy environment and atmosphere. Among

Getting to Know Trees

Urban Forest | Natural History | Cultural History | Getting to Know the Trees | Visit Queen's Park Getting to Know the Trees of Toronto More than 217 different kinds of trees grow in Toronto. Queen’s Park alone has over 300 trees representing approximately 50

Cultural History

Urban Forest | Natural History | Cultural History | Getting to Know the Trees | Visit Queen's Park Cultural History of Queen's Park Previously known as University Park, Queen’s Park was renamed in honour of Queen Victoria and officially opened by her son H.R.H. the Prince

For Members

Membership is your ticket to unlimited admission, exclusive events, family activities and more! Learn more about the benefits of ROM Membership, book exhibition tickets, manage your Membership account and more! My Membership Login to renew your Membership, update

Lectures & Tours

Private Lectures Travel back in time over 2,000 years to ancient China, uncover the mysteries of ancient Egypt or get hands-on with fossils! Our entertaining and educational private lectures give your guests the opportunity to get up close to Museum artifacts and interact with ROM experts –

Reports & Policy

The Royal Ontario Museum is an agency of the Ontario Ministry of Culture. The Board of Trustees is responsible for the conduct of the Museum, and is vested with powers by the Legislature of Ontario, in accordance with the Royal Ontario Museum Act and is subject to the provisions of the Corporations

Heritage Governors

Heritage Governors are a select group of senior volunteers with extensive records of service and support of the Museum. They advance the objectives of the Royal Ontario Museum acting as important advocates and ambassadors for the Museum’s mission and programs. Donald M. Ross Chair,