Arboretum (noun)

A botanical garden or collection of trees and shrubs, typically organized according to species or geographic origin.

Origin:

From latin arbor 'tree' + -etum, variant of -ētum, from -ēre 'place of, full of'.

Examples:

1. The arboretum was a peaceful place for visitors to stroll and admire the diverse collection of trees.
2. The arboretum was established to preserve and study different species of trees from around the world.
3. The arboretum offered guided tours to educate visitors about the history and ecology of its collection.
4. The arboretum's goal was to promote conservation and appreciation of the natural world.
5. The arboretum was a popular destination for bird-watching and outdoor recreation.