```mapview {"name": "UC Botanical Garden at Berkeley", "mapZoom": 12, "centerLat": 37.875349, "centerLng": -122.238191, "query": "UC Botanical Garden at Berkeley", "chosenMapSource": 0} ``` # UC Botanical Garden at Berkeley The University of California Botanical Garden at Berkeley is a 34-acre garden located in the Berkeley Hills, within the University of California, Berkeley campus, in Berkeley, California. It features one of the most diverse plant collections in the United States, with over 10,000 types of plants, including many rare and endangered species, organized by region of origin. Key points about the UC Botanical Garden: - **Diverse Collections**: The garden has plants from all over the world, including Mediterranean, Asian, and South American flora, as well as a significant collection of California native plants. - **Conservation Efforts**: The garden is involved in conservation biology studies and efforts to preserve rare and endangered plant species. - **Education and Research**: It serves as a resource for the university and the public for educational programs and botanical research. - **Events and Programs**: The garden hosts a variety of events, including plant sales, workshops, lectures, and guided tours. - **Julia Morgan Hall**: A historic building designed by the renowned architect Julia Morgan, which can be used for events and weddings. - **Mather Redwood Grove**: A tranquil area featuring a collection of coast redwoods. - **Climate Zones**: The garden's layout is based on naturalistic settings that mimic various climate zones, allowing visitors to experience different habitats as they walk through. - **Accessibility**: While the garden is located on a hillside and has some steep terrain, there are accessible paths for visitors with mobility issues. [UC Botanical Garden at Berkeley](https://botanicalgarden.berkeley.edu/) UC Botanical Garden at Berkeley > [!Images]+ >  >  >  >  >